Netflix, Mattel & Hasbro: KPop Demon Hunters Toys Coming!
Netflix partners with Mattel & Hasbro for KPop Demon Hunters toys, launching Spring-Christmas 2026. Missed Halloween demand, but sequel merch is ensured. Unlicensed toys are discouraged.
The Tourist: Self-Discovery at San Francisco Short Film Festival
Peter Zerzan's 'The Tourist' explores self-discovery, premiering at the San Francisco Short Film Festival. Akiko's journey in Goa challenges assumptions of success and authenticity.
Regretting You: Soap Opera Meets YA Romance
"Regretting You" blends soap opera drama with YA romance, delivering cheesy melodrama. A-list actors try to elevate the predictable plot of love, loss, and family secrets in a small town.
Reality and Treason: WWII Resistance
"Reality and Treason" depicts Helmuth Hübener's WWII resistance. Despite tension and violence, it's a conventional historical film lacking innovative flair, set against Nazi oppression.
Writers Guild: Free Speech Under Attack!
Hollywood writers and actors like Mark Ruffalo protest against attacks on free speech and media independence. The Writers Guild fights for freedom of expression.
F1: Apple’s Formula 1 Movie – Hamilton’s Influence
Apple's F1 film, starring Brad Pitt and featuring Lewis Hamilton, explores a redemption tale set in the high-speed world of Formula 1. The movie uses innovative camera tech for immersive racing scenes.
De Niro on ‘No Kings’ Protests & Trump’s Authoritarianism
De Niro backs 'No Kings' protests against Trump's 'authoritarianism,' urging continued resistance. He highlights historical parallels to the American Revolution and the need to 'face the bully'.
Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off: Love, Loss & Comedy
"Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" explores love addiction & suicidal tendencies. Despite strong performances, it struggles to balance humor and heart, resulting in a muddled dramedy. #movie #review
Boston Blue: New Police Drama in Boston
"Boston Blue," a police procedural set in Boston, follows Danny Reagan as he connects with his patrol officer son, Sean, and partners with Lena Silver. The show explores real-life issues and family dynamics.
Maron vs. Stewart: Comedy, Envy, and Podcast Cycle
Marc Maron discusses his complicated relationship with Jon Stewart, filled with envy, early career struggles, and a lack of control over his talent. Stewart's success fueled Maron's resentment.
“Holy Curse”: Identity, Tradition, and Resistance in Film
"Holy Curse" explores Radha's struggle with identity and tradition. The film highlights the clash between personal truth and family expectations, examining cultural pressure and resistance. #identity #film
Black Phone 2: Grabber’s Revenge & Dream Violence
Black Phone 2: The Grabber returns to haunt Finn in dreams. Sequel explores family trauma, and religious themes. Stylistically enthusiastic with great performances. Grabber seeks revenge!
Amar Associate: Tribal Rights, Queer Narratives & Political Cinema
"Amar Associate" explores tribal rights, queer narratives, and political repression through a tribal community's milieu. It challenges heteronormativity & right-wing hegemony, sparking crucial discussions and cinema.
Haim’s ‘I Stopped Tour’: Mirth & Emotion
Haim's 'I Stopped Tour' balances mirthful performance with the emotional depth of their new album, 'I Quit'. The show features dynamic visuals, instrument swapping, and raw emotional moments.
Israel Film Boycott: Controversy & Ceasefire Impact
The Israeli film industry faces boycotts amid conflict. Filmmakers protest Gaza war, while organizations debate cultural bans. Ceasefire offers hope, but deep divisions and legal challenges persist. Boycott targets institutions, not individuals.
Comedians, Saudi Arabia, and Human Rights Controversy
Comedians face backlash for performing in Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns. Kirson donates her fee to a human rights organization after performing, while others defend their participation.
Laura Dern & Bradley Cooper: ‘Is This Thing On?’ at NYFF
Laura Dern stars in Bradley Cooper's 'Is This Thing On?', premiering at NYFF. She discusses her role, reuniting with co-stars, and the film's exploration of relationships. Dern praises Cooper's direction.