By Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom holds a strange place in every Indiana Jones fan’s heart. The awkward middle child, Temple of Doom is a dark, problematic prequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark, one which takes the series in a weirder, wilder direction—and manages to pull off one
SPIDER-MAN NOIR Is A Thing
The Amazon upfront in New York continues to bear breaking fruit. They made it official, Nicolas Cage will return as Spider-Man Noir in a live-action Amazon Prime Video series from MGM. This is a confirmation of previous rumors. Spider-Man Noir is, in comics, part of the Marvel Noir universe (Earth-90214).
TOMB RAIDER Gets Series Order
Hollywood loves Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Writer / creator of Fleabag and Killing Eve, contributing writer on No Time To Die, and I suppose the best thing you can say about her Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny appearance is that she didn’t write that movie. Either way, studios rate her,
Doctor Who’s Beatles Episode Messes With History in More Ways Than One
The second episode of the newly relaunched Doctor Who is a haunting, contemplative story about what might happen if the world was robbed of its love of music. Like all good Who sci-fi premises, “The Devil’s Chord” takes something that is a given about human nature, and suggests our experience
TV and Movies Are Lying To You About Corsets – From Bridgerton to Pirates of the Caribbean and Beyond
In the first scene of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, Charlotte (India Amarteifio) sulks in a carriage en route to marry King George. Her brother jokes that she hasn’t moved in six hours. Charlotte scowls and responds: “The gown sits atop a bespoke underpinning made of whalebone. The problem with
