By Douglas Helm | Published 20 seconds ago If you’re looking for a solid sci-fi movie to stream this weekend, the 2021 film The Adjustment Bureau might be just what you’re looking for. It has a solid cast and is based on a short story by one of the greatest sci-fi authors of all time, … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 2 seconds ago Controversial statement: Sci-fi shouldn’t just be for grown-ups. Kids love science fiction and should get plenty of movies and TV shows that explore and celebrate the genre without dumbing it down due to the intended audience’s age. Back in the 2000s, one movie tried to do just … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 3 seconds ago Modern entertainment has only two tones. There used to be more nuance, but now we live in a two-tone entertainment world. If you want proof, look no further than the third season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. These were the season’s first four episodes… Episode 1: … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 5 seconds ago Politicians lie to hide the truth, artists tell lies to reveal it; so proclaims the 2006 adaptation of V For Vendetta. It’s just been added to Netflix, and it’s never been more relevant. V for Vendetta is a lie, a work of fiction written to reveal truth. … Read more
A perfect summer popcorn movie. By Brent McKnight | Updated 30 seconds ago Let’s be honest, the real reason most people watch movies is spectacle. You can’t get better spectacle than big monsters and robots kicking the stuffing out of each other. So, good news, Netflix now has Pacific Rim available to watch. 2013’s Pacific … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 11 seconds ago We’re about to get the fourth episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ third season, which means it’s 40% done. Four episodes in, and the show still hasn’t had a new idea. The first episode was the finale of a cliffhanger set up by season 2’s finale. … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 17 seconds ago While watching an episode of the YouTube channel Game Grumps, the hosts started referencing a song called, “My Ass”. It was not a song that was familiar to me, someone who once made a hobby of finding silly and bizarre songs that seemed plucked from some parody … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 10 seconds ago During Dangerous Animals (my review), Jai Courtney’s Tucker stands on the deck of his boat and points to the night sky. He talks about how mankind has always looked to the stars to describe where God lives. “God’s not up there,” Tucker says, and his hand drops … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 5 seconds ago Test audiences have become something of a boogeyman for modern movie discourse. The entertainment reporting ecosystem is kept churning thanks to vultures who will try and turn anything they can into a corpse to pick. With studio tentpole productions under more fanatic scrutiny and interrogation than ever … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 4 seconds ago In early 2020, the world shut down, and people were locked in their homes. For the next two years, most people would stay home. Our only form of release was whatever happened to be on streaming. However, simultaneously, Hollywood stopped producing new content. New streaming movies were … Read more
