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Nine years ago we met Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) and Toothless in Dean DeBlois’ How to Train Your Dragon. Over the course of nine years we saw this beautiful relationship unfold and evolve and now we have reached the end with How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. In How to Train Your Dragon Hiccup and Toothless were kids learning to find […]
The Nun is the latest film in The Conjuring franchise showcasing the evil origins of the demonic nun Valak who we first see in Conjuring 2. The franchise has always been great at delivering those jump scares we’re all familiar in horror, but that constant unnerving sense of dread and evil is what makes this a fine addition to this […]
Last time we saw the Iron Fist, he was helping Luke Cage find his chi. Before that, we saw him fight alongside the Defenders and promised Matt Murdock to protect his city. Season two follows Danny Rand as he fulfills this promise to Matt. The second round of Iron Fist looks to be an improvement on the first. Thanks to […]
As a political thriller, Operation Finale gives an enticing political premise. However, it lacks the strong intensity needed in a thriller. Operation Finale tells the true story of Israeli special agents with the mission of extracting Nazi officer Adolf Eichmann (Ben Kingsley) from Argentina. The primary agent and our protagonist is Peter Malkin (Oscar Isaac), who isn’t that well liked […]
A quick overview: Searching is about the mysterious disappearance of a sixteen-year-old girl named Margot Kim (Michelle La) with almost no traces of where she is. We follow her widowed father David Kim (John Cho) as he looks through her laptop in hopes that he can find out where she could have gone and how this happened. What follows is […]
From the moment I heard that director Jon M. Chu was bringing Crazy Rich Asians to the big screen, I have been beside myself with excitement. As a fan of the books and an Asian American myself, it was important and surreal to me that this movie was being made. There has been a lot of hype and pressure surrounding Crazy […]
After a year and a half full of hard work, the moustache gate, and a broken ankle, Mission: Impossible – Fallout has premiered in most theatres around the world and it’s easy to say it was worth the wait and all the “drama” surrounding this film. In Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) must save the world once more, this […]
This sci-fi/action film showcases what it would be like if The Six Million Dollar Man met John Wick. The result: an intense and shockingly violent film, with amazing fight choreography, a dash of body horror, and a grim twist. The story takes place in the near future with our lives relying on technology. Imagine if Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri […]
One of the many great things about Star Wars is the lore and world-building that has been expanded in TV series, comics, and novels. The most recent stories to enter the canon are the film Solo and its prequel YA novel Most Wanted, written brilliantly by Rae Carson. The novel follows both a young Han and Qi’ra on an adventure […]
Batman #46 Written by Tom King Art by Tony S. Daniel Inks by Sandu Florea and colours by Tomu Morey George R.R. Martin step aside, Tom King has written something no one saw coming, and it will leave you shocked and muttering “what?” under your breath for a couple of minutes after you’ve read this issue. In #Batman 46, it’s been […]
Action Comics Special #1 Written by: Dan Jurgens, Mark Russell, Max Landis. Art by: Will Conrad, Jill Thompson, Francis Manapul. Colour by: Wil Quintana, Romulo Fajardo Jr While this is a “Superman” story, this particular issue focuses on one of his greatest villains who, in a way, defined who he is and has shaped him in more ways than one. […]
Set in feudal Japan, Batman Ninja tells the story of how Batman must stop Lord Joker from taking over Japan and drastically changing the history of the world, all while trying to get back to 21st century Gotham City. This is, by far, one of the most ambitious Batman projects that has ever been created, as it doesn’t look or feel […]
Twenty years into the future, Megasaki City, Japan is facing an outbreak of dogs being ridden with diseases. Mayor Kobayashi (Kunichi Nomura), a cat owner, issues a law deporting every single dog in the city to Trash Island, which became known as the Isle of Dogs. The Mayor’s nephew, Atari (Koyu Rankin), hijacks a plane and flies to the Isle […]
Y’all, let me be the first to tell you, Ready Player One exceeded expectations and delivered on ALL fronts. Here we have a solid story with some heart, great portrayal of characters you love to root for, an exceptionally menacing antagonist, and more nostalgia and easter eggs than any geek could ask for. I stand by this statement in saying this is […]
Sword Art Online is a franchise which I will always hold dear to my heart. After spending countless hours watching the anime, reading the light novels and playing Hollow Fragment on the Vita, I’ve established a sincere kinship with Kirito and his friends. So, when I caught word that Kirito wouldn’t be taking the lead in Sword Art Online: Fatal […]
If you’re here for a movie with spies, secrets, weapons, a mystery to unsolve with layers and layers to unveil, or you want a movie packed with action and excitement… I have bad news for you. Directed by Francis Lawrence (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1 and 2, Catching Fire) Red Sparrow is the newest “spy thriller” Hollywood has to offer […]
