A book-reader takes on the popular Game of Thrones TV series. Read More
A visual success, Alita: Battle Angel is let down by a lack of emotional investment and some clunky exposition. Read More
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How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World is a pleasing conclusion to the story of Hiccup and Toothless. Read More
The conclusion to Steven Universe season 5 is sweet and satisfying. Read More
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Steven Universe throws the Diamonds a ball, but everything doesn't go as planned. Read More
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is brilliant, full of life, and it is perfect. Read More
The new dystopian YA movie is a visual feast marred by a forgettable cast and weak script. Read More
Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival is a triumph of contemplative Sci-Fi. It deftly blends nuanced social commentaries with a deeply touching story... Read More
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Home invasion is a common archetype among horror movies. There is no more unsettling sense of violation than the malign... Read More
Edgar Wright is one of my favorite directors. I adore his films for their mastery of both verbal and non-verbal... Read More
Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) is a self-made woman born to a poor single-parent family. Through hard work, she became an... Read More
This review contains spoilers for Steven Universe season 5 (and prior seasons). Please proceed with caution. Steven Universe is one... Read More
There are several things I do not like about the movie viewing experience in Taiwan, and chief among them is... Read More
Honestly, I can’t think of what would fit Wes Anderson’s aesthetic better than a stop-motion movie featuring talking anthropomorphic animals... Read More
Isle of Dogs. I love dogs. Wes Anderson’s second stop-motion feature is a celebration of human and canine friendship. Read More
"Lynne Ramsay and Joaquin Phoenix delivered an exhilarating experience." Read More
“The Square is a sanctuary of trust and caring. Within it we all share equal rights and obligations” Read More
After putting on a freshly pressed record from a live radio performance, Joseph Stalin slumped to the ground from cerebral... Read More
There are some tales that exist in many forms, and they were reborn each time when given a new spin.... Read More
Six-year-old Moonee rushed up the stairs of Magic Castle with her friends, their steps beating to the frenzied rhythm of... Read More
Kogonada's feature directorial debut, Columbus, is executed with a genuine touch of elegance. Read More
P.T. Barnum (Hugh Jackman) had a dream: one day he would be more than the son of a poor tailor.... Read More
