Entertainment media looks like it’s in a bit of a tailspin right now. Perhaps they’re shell-shocked in the wake of so many failures they were convinced would be monster hits, realizing that their protected studios’ critics are much more numerous than they thought. They’re likely also dazed from the dawning realization that they’re not as …
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Snow White may be in more trouble than anyone thought, and it wasn’t exactly perceived as a surefire hit. The remake of Disney’s first feature-length animated film (and one of the most beloved movies of all time), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, has had trouble for some time, beginning with the images of Snow White’s …
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Joker: Folie à Deux is a lot of things – a psychological drama, a legal thriller, a musical, a love story, an extension of its predecessor’s indictment of society, a comic book movie – but above all, it’s endlessly fascinating, and like Joker, it keeps you wondering what will happen next. It’s the kind of film that …
There’s a point in Marvel’s Disney+ shows where it becomes clear none of the promising elements will amount to anything, and we’re in for another disaster. “If I Can’t Reach You/Let My Song Teach You” is that point for Agatha All Along. This episode is a boring, cringey, nonsensical wreck that plods along at a …
James Gunn and Peter Safran appear to be thinking outside the box with certain corners of their (relatively) newly formed DC Studios. Deadline exclusively reports that the pair has just greenlit an animated movie called Dynamic Duo that will feature Nightwing and Red Hood – the current alter egos of former Robins Dick Grayson and Jason …
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Following the insider information about Ubisoft’s reasons for delaying the release of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the same video from Endymion reveals some of the history behind Star Wars Outlaws, the studio’s recent failure. According to Endymion’s sources, which he says he’s verified, Ubisoft wants to lead the video game industry in pushing identity politics, specifically in …
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More information on the Assassin’s Creed Shadows delay is coming in from various sources, and it doesn’t bode well for this game, or for Ubisoft. The first round of info comes from Endymion, who spoke with sources he says he verified and trusts. The most glaring news concerns the pre-sales for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, which are …
Americans aren’t the only ones who’ve had it with woke DEI garbage neutering our entertainment. As you’ve almost certainly noticed, video games are going through a puritanical phase, where developers are forcing them to downplay women’s attractiveness – either by covering them up or making them less beautiful at the outset – and including left-wing …
With its second episode, “Inside Man,” The Penguin hits its stride, mounting the tension as the subterfuge within the Falcone family begins. Mercifully, Colin Farrell tones down his caricaturish performance, mostly playing Oz straight, and the result is a much more immersive crime story. That being said, he still can’t hold a candle to Cristin Milioti’s …
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Marvel’s newest series is not the win Disney+ desperately needs. The streaming service is still reeling from the embarrassment of The Acolyte, the Star Wars series from Leslye Headland that bombed so hard Disney quickly put the kibosh on any hopes of a second season, not that many people seemed to hope for one (though …
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