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This was a pretty great week for Drag Race, but I'm way more interested in what it revealed about the competition moving forward. This race is starting to get pretty tight and we may be just a few sho...

This is episode four of six in season two. The tension is already quite high, and if it's anything like season one, it will continue to ratchet up from this point on.

Kindergarten Cop was recently added to Netflix and my girlfriend and I were looking for something to watch. Not too long ago we watched some of her old favorites, and I know she likes family-friendly ...

Anybody can be who they want to be. You just may surprise yourself when given the chance to test your strength. Zootopia won the Best Animated Movie in 2016. Disney released a powerful story about the...

Nothing to Hide or Le Jeu, to give it its French title, is a film about seven adult friends, three couples, and one man whose partner cannot attend, who meet up for a dinner party. The film explores t...

Steampunk is quite possibly the most overlooked subgenres of science fiction. Most people prefer space operas, or stories of time travel, or other high concepts, while steampunk stories get lost in th...

The episode begins with Caroline Treloar (Laura Gordon), the rogue drone operator, being held in detention and brusquely told to pretend to her dad that she is in Hawaii. She is interrogated throughout the episode, and later on we find out she has killed almost 450 people!! Harriet (Anna Torv) shows the missile strike footage to Karen Koutoufides (Danielle Cormack) and then gets carted off for a chat with the toad-faced head of secret services Vaughn (Justin Smith) who we haven't seen much of so...

With her daughter Lacey (Heather Hopkins) having just left home for Vanderton University, Dr. Carol Allen (Lauralee Bell) finds herself struggling to adapt to her new "empty nest." On her daughter's a...

I feel bad for Mahershala Ali. The man is a talented actor with range and a charisma about him, which has gained him two Oscars for Best Supporting Actor, as well as the honor of being in two Best Pic...

I found myself on an unexpected trip to Greece. While staying in a beautiful hotel, I was invited to a wedding. A wedding filled with dancing queens, three possible dads of the bride, and mamma mia wa...

Released: March 13, 2019 (Netflix) Length: 125 Minutes Certificate: 15 Director: J. C. Chandor Starring: Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam, Garret Hedlund, Pedro Pascal and Adria Ajona Bringing...

Quick, when I say “animation,” what’s the first thing that comes to your mind?! Depending on what age you are, you probably either thought of Disney and Looney Tunes (in America, Mickey Mouse, and Bug...

Still coping with the loss of her mother and fresh off breaking up with her high school boyfriend, Natalie Kellison (Katelyn Tarver) is ready to head to Riverton University for a fresh start—starting ...

There’s no way to get around it, Roma is an arthouse movie with a capital “A.” It’s a black and white movie, it’s spoken in a non-English language, it doesn’t feature any major movie stars, it’s long ...

First off in this episode, we hear some more about the operation that went wrong in Pakistan. Meanwhile, our heroine Harriet (Anna Torv) is busy trying to find out where the classified document sent to Mina (Louisa Mignone) came from and tries to get help from signals analyst Thomas Maher (Aleks Mikic) who, this season, is giving off a smart Ben Whishaw vibe. He refuses to help at first, being a goody two shoes and then is persuaded to change his mind when Harriet gets Mina's husband, Sami (Robe...

I must confess that I'm a ride or die Marvel fanboy, so to give a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie a less than stellar review is somewhat painful to me. Not that I haven’t done so before; as big a fanb...

Your Name. is an anime film that came out in 2016, and it was written and directed by Makoto Shinkai, who also took charge of the storyboard duties and the editing of the film. The film was produced b...

If I may be brutally honest, I don’t like remakes. Having grown up during the 80s and 90s, I’m accustomed to wildly original ideas being made directly for the big screen. For the past 20 years, we’ve ...