By Freud might have once said a cigar is sometimes just a cigar, but the good doctor would never mistake a tennis racket as mere sports equipment when watching Challengers. Those interlaced, titanium-gripped meshworks are extensions and metaphors in the hands of director Luca Guadagnino and his huffing, puffing young cast.
FX’s Shogun Podcast Has Really Enhanced the Shogun Experience
Official companion podcasts for popular TV series are not a recent phenomenon. Ever since networks realized that they couldn’t leave all the analytical fun to fans, big time TV shows have been accompanied by network-sponsored audio complements. HBO has been a frequent producer with podcasts for its dramas like Watchmen,
To Binge, Or Not To Binge?
That is the question! The concept of a binge-watch is a relatively new phenomenon. The opportunities first arose when DVD box sets were a thing, but then this hit the mainstream when various platforms found the habit of dropping an entire series or season of a show all at once
Holland Committed To SPIDER-MAN
Spider-Man: Now Way Home was three years ago. These days, especially in the commoditized, production-line world of mega franchises like the MCU, that is an absolute age. Some people began to wonder if Tom Holland’s time in the role might have ended with the arc presented in his three movies
Scott’s MAN ON FIRE Stunt Revealed
Tony Scott’s Man On Fire is unbelievably 20 years old. It is also a firm Outpost favorite. Based on a 1980 by A. J. Quinnell, and previously adapted into Scott Glenn movie in 1987, took some time to find its audience on release. It received mixed reviews, largely due to the