Manga JoJo’s Part 7 Steel Ball Run: Crossing America, Thinking About the Soul
Steel Ball Run — the seventh part of Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga series — begins as a horse race acr...
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Movie Reviews The Bride! — For Whom Was She Born?
The monster is created from parts. She is assembled from the bodies of executed women, brought to life through galvanic ...
Movie Reviews The Housemaid: The Trap Called Trust
The Housemaid opens with a job interview — the kind conducted in a beautiful house by people who understand that the pow...
Drama & TV Star Trek: Starfleet Academy — Hope and Slight Betrayal
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy arrives carrying two burdens simultaneously: the weight of one of science fiction's most be...
Movie Reviews Pixar’s Hoppers: What Happens When a Studio Fully Commits to Becoming an Animal
Pixar's Hoppers takes its premise more seriously than the studio has taken any premise in recent memory: a woman tempora...
Drama & TV Reboot: Ryohei Suzuki’s Body Tells the Story — Sunday Drama Reaches a New Level
Ryohei Suzuki is running. His breath has become ragged; sweat tracks down his face; the legs that are carrying him throu...
Drama & TV Saikai ~Silent Truth~ Finale: Ryusei Takeuchi Has Learned to Act in Silence
In the final ten minutes of Saikai ~Silent Truth~, Ryusei Takeuchi didn't speak a single word. More precisely, he didn't...
Movie Reviews Project Hail Mary: The Best Science Fiction Film About Loneliness — and Friendship
There is a moment in Project Hail Mary — it arrives without announcement, somewhere in the film's middle section — when ...
Movie Reviews Cynthia Erivo’s Tears Turned the Theater Into a Church — Wicked: For Good Review
The moment Cynthia Erivo began to sing, something changed in the theater. Not just sound — vibration. Something that tra...