The exploration of delusion continues in the second installment of Todd Phillips’ ‘Joker’ franchise.
Though some elements and jokes won’t fly in the current sensitivities of our times, the depictions of social outsiders bonding together to find family will always be universal.
Equal parts black comedy and sci-fi, mystery and thriller, this 10-episode series is a compelling study of grief and the increasing role of AI in our already complicated lives.
Overall, KAOS is true to its word – chaotic and messy. The gods are selfish, the Earthlings are its puppets, but there is a greater plan in the making.
The first season achieved a feat many adaptations could only dream of: It was every bit as magnificent, mesmerizing, and unforgettable as the source material. And critics agree with an impressive 98% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
A resurrection, an odd pairing, and an official entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
HMMBGD is not exactly groundbreaking or mind-bending, but it touches on a familiar aspect of our lives in a way that feels earnest and relatable.
Culinary Class Wars pits accomplished and award-winning Korean chefs against up-and-coming young chefs for the grand prize of 300 million won (roughly US$227,000).
The 2024 Cannes Film Festival Best Screenplay prizewinner is one of the most grotesque but ironically gorgeous-looking movies anyone will see about beauty and vanity.
From a spy thriller adapted from a Pulitzer-Prize winning novel to black comedy adaptations based on bestselling books, The POST has got you covered.
"And So It Begins" is not a feel-good movie. Diaz, who also directed "A Thousand Cuts," is not in the business of making propaganda films.
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