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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has, unexpectedly, proved to be a divisive film for MCU fans. That’s probably due to the fact that trailers, and the rumor mill, conditioned many fans to expect the world, and more, from…
What If Stumbles as Much as it Soars in First Season, Putting Familiar Marvel Characters in New Situations
What If had perhaps the riskiest premise out of the slate of Marvel TV shows coming out in 2021. Coming off the heels of the far-reaching ramifications of Loki, What If takes a look at how familiar situations from the…
1917 is a Technical Achievement in Cinematic Storytelling, but Falls Short on Creating Lasting Impact
1917 feels like the cinematic version of a video game, brought to life with a great detail of technical mastery from director Sam Mendes (Skyfall), co-script writer Krysty Wilson-Cairnes and the rest of the team. In essence, it feels like…
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