Hit Man: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Director Richard Linklater has once again crafted another stellar movie. The script, written by Linklater and Powell, is top notch and really works from start to finish. There are numerous scenes throughout with some great dialogue and the script is extremely witty, especially
Sugababes Edition: Bits & Pieces - Opening in UK & Irish cinemas on 28th June 2024, ETERNAL YOU is a new feature documentary exploring the very human effects of ‘griefbots’ - AI tools that allow the perception of ’talking to’ your loved one, even when they're beyond the grave. As religious and collective forms of mourning
Spirited Away: Review: By Christopher Patterson. A Vibrant, Loose, Free, Yet Disorganized, Lazy, and Exhausted Film Recently, I decided to binge watch Miyazaki's filmography, and the one that caught my eye the most was Spirited Away. Spirited Away has always been, in my eyes, spectacular in how it lingers upon a rewatch.
X-Men ‘97 - Season 1 Review. By Simon Lalji. To me my X:men: the words that may have just saved marvel. The Appropriately titled ‘X-men ‘97’, acts as a sequel series to the beloved 90’s X-men the animated series, picking up right after the events of its predecessor's gripping series finale
I Saw The TV Glow: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. I Saw The TV Glow is the perfect example of a movie that has so much potential to be great but doesn't stick the landing in its execution. Director/Writer Jane Schoenbrun has an interesting vision for the story at hand
