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The last time Mad Max: Fury Road transported viewers to the Wasteland was through heart-pounding, almost real-time chaos. That film, hailed as one of the greatest action movies of all time, set a new standard for the franchise, blending relentless…
The Northman is a Brutal Viking Epic about an Old Legend Dripped in Mysticism
Whether or not you will love The Northman probably depends on your familiarity with director Robert Eggers’ body of work. Known for creating movies imbued with a feverish atmosphere and a unique approach to the supernatural, Eggers takes a crack…
A Look at the Nominations for The 73rd Primetime Emmys (2021)
The 73rd Primetime Emmys will be held on September 19th, 2021 at the Microsoft Theatre in California. It will honor and celebrate the best television shows airing from June 1, 2020, till May 31, 2021. The nominations for this year…
The Queen’s Gambit Weaves an Engaging Narrative around a Coming of Age Tale of a Chess Prodigy in the Sixties
The Queen’s Gambit starts with a young woman in Paris rising out of a bathtub in her hotel room, messily getting dressed and swallowing a few pills. She hurries downstairs to join a chess match with the current world champion.…
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