Please hear me out: Get a free trial or pay for one month of Apple TV+, because this show has been the best show of the year so far. With a season two already confirmed, it would be criminal to miss out on such a gem of streaming television.
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The Marvel Universe expanded on Friday when the new movie “Morbius” was released in theaters. While audiences enjoyed the film for the most part, critics destroyed the movie and technically, the film was not made well.
It balances each amazing film quality with perfect execution. “Jujutsu Kaisen 0” has already cemented its place as one of the best anime films of the year in my mind.
Unfortunately, that turned out to be untrue, as the final episode gave way to what can only be described as an epic April Fools’ Day prank, as a recent third part of the final season of the popular anime has been announced.
The first Marvel series to hit Disney+ in 2022 released on Tuesday and did not disappoint viewers. “Moon Knight” episode one was filled with several hidden treasures and set the stage for the rest of the season.
The movie was very predictable, and despite the acting and comedy, it could not redeem itself.
“The Lost City” starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum is not the must-see it’s made out to be.
The hit HBO show “Euphoria” by Sam Levinson has reached heights of popularity and influence that made pop culture waves online.
“Turning Red,” an animated film directed by Domee Shi, premiered in theaters and on Disney+ Feb. 21. “Turning Red” is a flawed yet heartfelt movie, offering an experience that could only be provided in the medium it was presented in.
An honest review of Steven Spielberg’s remake of a classic musical and film, “West Side Story.”
Clay honestly reviews the Venus and Serena Williams biopic centered around their father and coach, Richard Williams.
Clay honestly reviews the first season of the newest HBO Max period drama from the creator of “Downton Abbey.”
That is what makes “Fresh” a truly psychological horror. Take away all of the fake blood and body parts and the viewer is left with a story devoid of hope for almost its entire run time. This movie stays with you, and the longer it does, the more upsetting it becomes.
By leaning heavily on a well-known cast rather than quality acting and making shot-in-the-dark satirization of today’s culture, “Don’t Look Up” tells the viewer what they should do. More than likely, don’t look this film up.
“This is going to be the event of the year,” Glenview, Ill., senior, Arish Merchant, the organization’s project manager, said. “I want to see all of Baylor at this event.”
Ultimately, I have to say “Dune” is a mixed bag. I think audiences wanted to get over the failure of David Lynch’s “Dune” adaptation in 1984 and by comparison the film is seen as a masterpiece.
Reviewing the only international film nominated for best picture in 2022, “Drive My Car.”
An honest review of actor Kenneth Branagh’s film based on true events from his own childhood in Belfast, Ireland during the 1960s.
Without giving too much away, the film’s writing and acting work so well to tie the film together at the end in an emotional and overwhelming final act.
“Nightmare Alley” presents to viewers how dark the American dream can be. Through the wonderful set pieces, cinematography and brilliant acting, the film tells an incredibly dark tale that more than qualifies it to be nominated for best picture.
Admittedly, the movie could be shorter, but there was never a moment that felt like filler. If DC Comics continues to release this sort of hard-hitting, grungy film, Marvel may be in for more competition than it’s seen in more than a decade.
“American Idol” is finally back for its platinum season 20 with brand new twists, shocks and surprises that are intended to excite fans.
Don’t let the adult themes fool you — beyond the mature themes of the show, it’s able to show great character development, story arcs and create a new animated familial group that fans can rally behind.
“Euphoria” season two was a great successor to its first outing, taking away some of the shock value and replacing it with something better: raw emotion.
Here are the top 10 shows and movies to watch during spring break, either on the road or staying at home.
Fox and Hulu’s new cooking competition, “Next Level Chef,” has elevated cooking competitions by testing the next generation of great chefs.
While its freshman outing was not its strongest due to banking on nostalgia and popularity to see the season through to the end, “The Book of Boba Fett” will hopefully be able to stand on its own two feet in the future, as a strong “Star Wars” feature in its own right.
Sometimes you’ll see a trailer for a movie while you’re in the theater and think, “this is totally going to flop.” I have to admit, “Uncharted” was one of those movies for me. However, it surprised me and I enjoyed the movie more than I thought I would.
An honest review of the 2022 Oscars Best Picture category nominees. Next on our list is Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” a psychodrama Western.
It’s not the best murder mystery I have ever seen, but, considering how many films within this genre “Death on the Nile” is following, I think the film did a great job of staying true to the classic mystery style while adding its own new twist.
