By Francis Ford Coppola’s fantastical passion project Megalopolis has finally arrived, featuring a fictionalized New York City on the verge of collapse and a doe-eyed Adam Driver determined to put it back together. Inspired by epic Roman legends, Megalopolis re-imagines New York City as a grand empire, complete with chariot races,
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Super/Man is finally hitting theaters! The upcoming documentary about Christopher Reeve’s time as Superman has an official release date. One of the most anticipated documentaries in recent memory is Super/Man, which follows the life and times and Christopher Reeve. This includes his humble beginnings, his spectacular heights as Superman, his
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All sober-minded pop culture fans adhere to one important maxim: everything’s better with Nicolas Cage. And sure enough, Cage was a stand-out in the wonderful animated movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, as the comically hardboiled Spider-Man Noir. Every time Cage spit out a line about drinking egg creams and punching
Doctor Who Actually Took Down Villengard Years Before “Boom”
This Doctor Who article contains spoilers. The Doctor’s adventures in space and time often put things out of order. But the third episode of series 14 may have outdone itself. The latest episode of Doctor Who, the Steven Moffat-penned “Boom,” finds the Doctor stepping on landmine constructed by Villengard, the
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Based on the true story of the Sing Sing prison’s “Rehabilitation Through the Arts” program, Greg Kwedar’s sensitively-told American drama is a profound act of cinematic grace. Colman Domingo, in yet another towering performance, stars as Divine G, a wrongfully jailed playwright who works with the prison population to put
