Reviews
Easily one of my favorites of the year and another masterpiece under Linklater’s belt whose filmography is littered with several already. The man has dropped another all-timer.Â
- Ansh Dubey
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The duality of the narrator, torn between discretion and compassion towards his ideology drives the narrative of The Sympathizer.
- Chaitanya Sharma
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Netflix has had a thrilling year with shows, such as rating juggernauts Baby Reindeer and Ripley. Now, Eric is looking to join the roster.Â
- Zanda Gubecka
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George Miller’s latest entry into his decades-spanning Mad Max series has finally arrived. While Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga doesn’t overlap the previous entry in the film series, it still manages to cement itself as a worthy successor. Read our review.
- Ethan Hall
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Marvel Rivals shows a lot of promise with the closed alpha test but lacks a few features which can make the game frustrating at times.
- Nick Williams
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Following a successful but unconventional first season, the last son of Krypton is back for round 2 in Adult Swim’s My Adventures With Superman
- Zanda Gubecka
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Sugar breaks all conventional styles of filmmaking and paves the way for something wildly original and fresh. Find out why Sugar is one of the best shows of the year inside.
- Chaitanya Sharma
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John Krasinski's follow-up film to the 'A Quiet Place' duology manifests with 'IF'. Read our full review.
- Ethan Hall
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One of Amazon Prime Video’s biggest series, Outer Range, has returned for its second season, find out if it surpasses the first below.
- Zanda Gubecka
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The latest 'May The 12th' short proves to be utterly lifeless... unless you enjoy watching Disney advertise their IP. Read our review.
- Ethan Hall
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Wes Ball took on the challenge of following up one of the greatest trilogies ever with Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes… and it mostly delivered with a rich story, a familiar world that feels lived in, and great characters, though it’s not without its flaws.
- Ansh Dubey
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A show that seems as lost as its two protagonists, ‘Tales of the Empire’ is a mixed bag of both satisfying and weightless storytelling.
- Vincent Le
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