Flying Lotus’ film *Ash* transcends the typical confines of science fiction, boldly stepping into the realm of cosmic horror. This year at SXSW, the movie stands out not merely for its narrative but for its underlying commentary on colonization and humanity’s dark tendencies. Eiza González’s portrayal of astronaut Riya is not just a journey to
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The recent controversy surrounding Mel Gibson’s bid to regain his gun rights is both shocking and revealing, highlighting deeper issues lurking within our legal and political systems. Elizabeth G. Oyer, a Justice Department pardon attorney, found herself unceremoniously fired after she refused to endorse Gibson’s request, raising serious concerns about the ethics surrounding high-profile pardons.
Christopher Landon’s latest offering, “Drop,” delves into the chaotic intersection of technology and trauma, a topic that resonates profoundly in our increasingly digital world. The film centers on Violet (Meghann Fahy), a widowed mother re-entering the dating scene after a devastating loss. This setup brilliantly reflects a societal issue—how do we reclaim our lives amidst
In an era when sequels are often met with skepticism, Gavin O’Connor’s “The Accountant 2” indeed breaks the mold. Nearly a decade after the original’s mixed reactions, the film delivers a surprising depth that rises above the trend of unnecessary sequels. It dives into familiar territory with a fresh approach, exploring familial dynamics and emotional
Bill Maher recently addressed the contentious issue of “cancel culture” during an episode of *Real Time with Bill Maher*, discussing its shifting manifestations in today’s society. What Maher identifies is far from a phase; it’s a cultural shift that reflects deeper societal tensions. Critics may dismiss cancel culture as a myth, but events surrounding the
“Picture This,” recently available for streaming on Prime Video, successfully dives into the well-trodden landscape of wedding-themed romantic comedies but does so with an innovative twist. In an age where rom-coms can feel repetitive, this film stands out. Based on the Australian gem “Five First Dates,” it introduces viewers to Pia (played by Simone Ashley)
In an audacious move to enhance user experience, Amazon’s Prime Video has introduced a pioneering pilot program leveraging artificial intelligence to dub select films and series into English and Latin American Spanish. Launched on a seemingly ordinary Wednesday, the initiative marks a significant turning point, aiming to broaden the accessibility of Prime Video’s extensive streaming
In a world dominated by conflicting opinions and instantaneous feedback, it’s troubling yet not surprising how quickly public figures can become entangled in the web of social media outrage. Recently, British actor and comedian Matt Lucas found himself in hot water after he made comments about Millie Bobby Brown’s appearance, invoking a character from his
The public discourse surrounding young women in the limelight often dances dangerously close to toxic scrutiny and undue criticism. Millie Bobby Brown, the renowned actress who first captured our hearts as Eleven in “Stranger Things,” recently took to Instagram to voice her frustrations about the relentless media scrutiny over her appearance, marking a significant moment
The entertainment landscape has witnessed a resurgence of familiar formats, but few capture the nostalgia of yesteryears quite like Banijay’s “Game of Chairs.” At first glance, it resembles the classic game of musical chairs—an innocent field of childhood competition—but a closer inspection reveals the sheer brilliance of its execution. By encapsulating the essence of a