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Doctor Who “73 Yards” – Review

Oh, so we can call people fairies now? I wish I knew that before. Directed by Dylan Holmes Williams and written by Russell T Davies, it is a very Welsh episode from two men with very Welsh names. Williams is probably best…

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (Movie) Review

2015’s Mad Max: Fury Road is one of my favorite films. Never before had I seen a racing film with such a distinct style. Combine that with some truly exceptional action set pieces and some fantastic stunt work and you have one…

Doctor Who “Boom” – Review

Is it offensive to say this one is a bottle-episode? Directed by Julie Anne Robinson, Robinson returns following “Space Babies;” She’s also known as the director of episodes 1 and 6 of a small show called Bridgerton, I’m sure it is a lovely…

Ripley (TV) Review

Ripley is a new limited series based on the novel, The Talented Mr. Ripley, written by Patricia Highsmith which was initially published in 1955. This same novel has previously been adapted as a film of the same name in 1999 starring Matt…

Doctor Who “The Devil’s Chord” – Review

I’ve been thinking, the first song from the Meet the Beatles album is probably one of the best songs to capture Doctor Who, especially from “Rose” onward. Directed this time by Ben Chessell, mostly known for things you’ve never heard of unless you are a…

Doctor Who “Space Babies” – Review

It’s not usual for me to be here on a Tuesday reviewing Doctor Who, but then again it isn’t usual for there to be a double bill before Eurovision. That happens to make May 11th, 2024 the gayest day in history. Directed by…

S.W.A.T. (2017) – Review

The great philosophers N.W.A. once said, “And on the other hand, without a gun, they can’t get none, but don’t let it be a black and a white one.” It is no secret that race relations and policing are a major discussion that repeatedly…

WWE Backlash: France 2024 Review

With such a large output of paid live events, WWE has a tall task in ensuring their big events don’t become oversaturated. Aside from the “big four” of Wrestlemania, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, and Summerslam, the tertiary events are challenging to get…

Star Trek: Picard “Et in Arcadia Ego” – Review

So Picard is dead and Evil Spock disappears. That’s the entertaining, satisfying narrative that has been broken up into 10 episodes (9 stories). Let’s get the convoluted mess of credits out of the way, Akiva Goldsman directs both parts of “Et in…

Star Trek: Picard “Broken Pieces” – Review

Warning: The following article may contain language not suitable for all. Reader’s discretion is advised. I was about to say “Two out of nine ain’t bad,” but the reality is that six and a half hours in, bad would be putting it…