Movie and TV show reviews

As the anime has reached its midway mark, such heart-wrenching events are inevitable. However, even anticipating them, fans, particularly those deeply invested in the Gundam series, are still taken aback by where the story is going. In essence, Episode 8 of Gundam GQuuuuuuX, titled “Falling on the Moon,” has merged Gundam with Neon Genesis Evangelion, creating a surprising blend that’s been the most exhilarating development in Gundam in years.

Kroll recounted, ‘It was terrifying and harsh to experience,’ as he reflected on the past. At that time, he was in New York while I was in L.A., during the peak of the pandemic. So, being part of an intervention while dealing with such stress was intense. It involved gathering several people – college friends, close companions, all together.”

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“Looking back, Kroll said it was ‘extremely frightening and harsh’ because he was in New York during the height of the pandemic, while I was in L.A. The intervention we were coordinating was incredibly stressful, as we had to bring together a group of people – friends from college, other close friends.

Primarily, Sinai’s film is a social drama that focuses on the struggles of its characters’ financial situations and highlights the injustices they face. Initially, we see Mila in a grand, luxurious home belonging to her employers, and their interactions with her reveal her subservient role. Although they may claim she’s family, it’s clear she is a servant. She finds comfort in a loving relationship with another household staff member, the gardener named Martin Ogbu. These early scenes successfully convey Mila’s emotional state and expose her vulnerabilities.

The brief, animated series titled “Slippin’ Jimmy“, a prequel to “Better Call Saul“, revolves around teenage lives of characters Jimmy (voiced by Sean Giambrone) and Marco (voiced by Kyle S. More), set in Cicero. The series got its name from the alias “Slippin’ Jimmy”, a nickname acquired by Jimmy due to his cunning ways as an emerging con artist; he would feign falling to gain sympathy from his targets. It’s surprising that despite having just six episodes, many may have forgotten about “Slippin’ Jimmy“, let alone realizing it’s part of the “Breaking Bad” universe.

Although it could be thought that Lohan’s success on Netflix would prompt her to continue creating films for the streaming service, the actor recently shared in an interview with Elle magazine that her acting ambitions now extend beyond Netflix.

Screenwriter Goldsmith-Thomas, known for movies such as “Maid in Manhattan,” “Hustlers,” and the upcoming “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” has recently published her debut novel titled “Climbing in Heels.” This is a long-cherished ambition in an industry that often questions the shift of established figures. The book, a blend of fiction and semi-autobiographical elements, revolves around three young women navigating their way through the most influential talent agency in 1980s Hollywood. As they strive to break into the exclusive boys’ club, some of these characters may tragically transform into monstrous reflections of those who molded them, as Goldsmith-Thomas stated.

Throughout season 1, the duo find it difficult to adjust to their new responsibilities, as they’re both tormented by their pasts which they attempted to leave behind. This struggle eventually escalates into a significant conflict between them, hinting at even more dramatic developments in season 2. However, following the occurrences of Thunderbolts, it seems like the stakes have been elevated once more in the ongoing fight between ordinary citizens and vigilante justice, given the vibrant histories of The New Avengers.

As a die-hard film fan, I find it intriguing how some characters have subtly been alluded to, hinted at, or even teased indirectly by Marvel Studios. It’s clear they’re not neglecting these characters but rather keeping them under wraps for the perfect moment, franchise, or phase – like a masterfully crafted secret waiting to unfold on the silver screen!

In his retirement, Joe Wainwright (Neal McDonough), once the premier bull rider worldwide, discovers a new sense of meaning as a guiding figure for his grandson. However, when a shocking calamity befalls the family, Joe is compelled to revisit his roots to sustain them. The ensuing journey is arduous, filled with pain, and brings him face-to-face with numerous specters from his past. In the end, he discovers a path to keep pushing ahead and accomplish what appears unattainable.

In the second installment of the game, the mysterious princess played a pivotal role, but until now, she hadn’t been given a name. Recently, new sneak peeks of the upcoming remake of DQ were shared on the PlayStation blog. One of these images showcases the hooded princess conversing, and in this snapshot, her dialogue box clearly displays her name as Peronel at its top.