Maturity is realising that Pleasantville is actually a tragedy told from the perspective of the antagonists: outsiders who enter a utopian society and tear it apart by introducing crime, degeneracy, and dismantling the family unit.

Now that’s what I call perfect casting.

Jodie Comer’s role as Isla doesn’t get nearly enough attention in discussions about this film. While it may be a zombie, post-apocalyptic story on the surface, at its core, it’s a coming-of-age tale for her son, Spike. Comer brings such heart to the role of his mother, delivering

Pray for Charlie Kirk and his family.

I’ve been rewatching The Office with some first-time viewers, and we just recently viewed the Season 2 finale. I’d forgotten how much empathy you feel when David Brent starts begging not to be made redundant. It’s a real testament to Ricky Gervais’ acting (which doesn’t get

Well deserved. To be honest, I would have been furious if she hadn’t won this.

We literally grew up visiting these shops. Every Saturday, I’d go with my dad, and together we’d pick out films to watch and video games to play.

I know all of Alex Ross’ work is hyper-realistic, but he has truly outdone himself with this one.

I honestly have no idea how some of you prefer summer weather over this.

Vold-her-mort.

Whenever I watch a Wes Anderson film — even if it’s not one I love — I always feel safe, like someone is giving me a massive warm hug.

It just occurred to me — if conservatives get their way and women aren’t allowed to work, who will play female characters in productions? Will men step in like in Shakespeare’s time? Funny, I thought they hate that sort of thing.

It’s a pet peeve of mine when someone mistakes a revival/continuation for a reboot. At least Sarah Michelle Gellar knows the difference.

Social media has taught me that the word ‘stuns’ simply means being present in a picture.

It’s a soulless abomination.

Barbara Gordon???

I finally got around to watching The Flash (2023) yesterday, and I agree with most of the criticisms. The visual effects are abysmal, and it’s a butchered adaptation of Flashpoint, but Michael Keaton as Batman makes the film worthwhile on his own. On top of that, Sacha Calle