The Battle of Algiers: Influencing Andor & One Battle After Another

Considered one of the best war films ever created, The Battle of Algiers is a landmark achievement of the Italian neorealist film style. Its impact on filmmaking continues today, notably inspiring directors like Paul Thomas Anderson and Tony Gilroy, who have borrowed its realistic, documentary-style shooting and intense depiction of war.

The Harry Potter TV Show Will Go Full Fanfic

The first Harry Potter movie was a manageable two and a half hours long, but the upcoming HBO series will expand the story of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone over eight hour-long episodes. This means the show will likely go beyond the original book, adding new scenes and details. Actor Lox Pratt, who plays … Read more

The Expanse Is A Masterful Sci-Fi Adaptation On Prime Video

The sci-fi show The Expanse is based on the book series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, who write together under the name James S. A. Corey. Set 300 years in the future, the show follows humanity’s spread throughout the solar system. Many viewers and critics consider it the best science fiction series of the last twenty years.

Michael Fassbender’s Magneto Returns In New Avengers: Doomsday Art With Iconic Suit

Michael Fassbender has appeared in a number of popular films, including David Fincher’s The Killer, Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds, and Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs. He’s also widely recognized by Marvel fans for playing Magneto in the younger timeline of the X-Men movies produced by Fox, with his last role as the character being in 2019’s Dark Phoenix before the X-Men franchise moved to Marvel Studios.

Is Ser Duncan The Tall A True Knight? Evidence From AKOTSK Episode 4

It’s odd that in episode 4, Dunk ends up in jail, facing trial for defending a puppeteer from the cruel and violent actions of Aerion Targaryen. The series constantly explores what truly makes someone a knight, and it seems the most honorable character might not even be a knight by title.