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This article contains spoilers for The Holdovers. “Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.” – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations Though a dark horse in this year’s Oscar race for Best Picture, it’s no surprise that Alexander Payne’s latest dramedy, The Holdovers, is primed to

This Oppenheimer article contains spoilers Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is a towering achievement. Ambitious, thoughtful, and often frightening, it’s one part biopic, one part cautionary tale, and one part lament for a world in which humanity’s most brilliant moments of creation are also inevitable acts of destruction. Grounded in a sensational

It’s now been more than two decades since Sega exited the hardware business, but gamers who were around back then still fondly remember the days when Sega did what Nintendon’t. The Sega Genesis wasn’t just the console that introduced the world to Sonic the Hedgehog, it was also home to

Palworld is more of a straightforward survival game than it’s sometimes made out to be, but the game does make ample use of its Pokémon-like Pals. In fact, those non-union Pokémon equivalents prove to be surprisingly useful for multiple purposes throughout the game. That’s also what makes ranking those Pals

They don’t make movies like Crater anymore. Because when they do, they get poor viewership and mediocre reviews and are scrubbed from Disney+ a month and a half after they premiere. The most interesting thing about Crater, a milquetoast sci-fi family coming-of-age adventure made by, of all people, The Stanford