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Sailor Moon Cosmos

By | Aug 26, 2024 | Movies, Reviews

14 months after it was released in Japan, Sailor Moon Cosmos, the two-part film concluding the second anime version of the manga — that began with the Crystal series, and continued with the Eternal movies — has now landed on Netflix with its English dub, bringing the more faithful take on Naoko Takeuchi’s story to […]

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Deadpool & Wolverine

By | Jul 26, 2024 | Movies, Reviews

No spoilers, but there is one pretty inessential post-credits scene. Well, here we are at long last, 15 years since X-Men Origins: Wolverine, the movie this site was founded to defend, with Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman finally reunited, and making their way into the MCU five years after the sale of 20th Century Fox/Studios. […]

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City Hunter

By | Apr 30, 2024 | Movies, Reviews

I’m not especially familiar with “City Hunter,” Tsukasa Hojo’s iconic 1985-1991 manga, that’s been finally turned into a live-action film in its homeland thanks to Netflix and director Yûichi Satô: my main experience with the series was the 1993 movie from Hong Kong, starring Jackie Chan, a cheerfully dated time capsule of HK cinema most […]

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Robot Dreams

By | Apr 15, 2024 | Movies, Reviews

Easily the least seen of this year’s nominees for the Academy Award for Best Animated Film, Robot Dreams, the wordless Spanish film based on Sara Varon’s children’s graphic novel of the same name, has now received a limited release in the UK and Australia. Directed by Pablo Berger, the movie takes place in 1980s New […]

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The Boy and the Heron

By | Dec 7, 2023 | Movies, Reviews

Some Mild Spoilers Within In the early days of World War II, twelve-year old Mahito Maki loses his mother in a hospital fire. Leaving his home in Tokyo to move across Japan with his father and pregnant stepmother, Mahito discovers all may not be as it seems on the grounds of his new home when […]

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The Marvels

By | Nov 14, 2023 | Movies, Reviews

By now, you might have heard that The Marvels is underperforming at the box office and wondering if it’s just not worth seeing. Well, that low performance is a huge shame, because The Marvels is one of the best movies this side of Endgame. It’s fun, it’s filled with great action, and it gives all […]

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The Killer

By | Nov 7, 2023 | Movies, Reviews

Is there a director more suited to telling the story of a cold, calculated killer than David Fincher? The man who has so expertly turned his eye to countless serial murderers takes his vision to those who slay for pay in The Killer. Fincher’s vision is ruthless, tight, and thoroughly planned to the minute detail. […]

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Wingwomen

By | Nov 2, 2023 | Movies, Reviews

Based on “The Grande Odalisque” by Bastien Vivès, Florent Ruppert, and Jérôme Mulot, director/lead actress Mélanie Laurent’s new Netflix movie, Wingwomen (Voleuses, or Thieves in French), follows three women embarking on one last heist to get out of the business. Now unfortunately, since the film was produced, both Vivès and Ruppert have landed in hot […]

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Scooby-Doo! and Krypto, Too!

By | Sep 29, 2023 | Movies, Reviews

Logline: the Justice League have gone missing, but the Hall of Justice remains open to visitors. When a ghost apparently starts haunting the building though, Jimmy Olsen invites the Mystery Inc. gang to investigate. Scooby-Doo and the DC Universe have been crossing over since 1972’s The New Scooby-Doo Movies, where The Adventures of Batman stars […]

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Babylon 5: The Road Home

By | Aug 25, 2023 | Movies, Reviews

I was there, when Babylon 5 first came to streaming. I was there, when Babylon 5 was remastered. I was there for all five seasons of the station that wraps humans and aliens in two million, five hundred thousand tons of spinning metal . . . all alone in the night. I was there at the dawn of the new age, traveling The Road Home.

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