Movie and TV show reviews

Nick Fury might be referring to the team known as the Avengers, but his comments could equally apply to the movie “The Avengers” and the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe as well.

Initially, there will be three installments of the dystopian drama released together, after which new episodes will air each week until the grand finale scheduled for May 27.

Titled “Dark Mother Earth,” this novel delves into the life of amnesiac author Matija, who’s grappling with a significant memory gap. As he pens his third book, Matija is compelled to unravel the enigma of his past and the fabricated truths he’s spun through distorted recollections and fictional tales throughout the years. In 2013, this compelling work was honored with the Tportal Prize as the Croatian Novel of the Year.

After delving into the rich history of the Avengers through shows like “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” (2021) on Disney+, you might find yourself questioning if you’re sufficiently prepared before watching “Brave New World.” As Anthony Mackie embarks on his initial solo adventure as Sam Wilson, the new Captain America following Chris Evans’s Steve Rogers, you may be struck by how the character seems to represent a more modest superhero in the MCU, which appears to be past its prime.

The business is collaborating with The Black List, a venue for movie creators and scriptwriters to exhibit their works to industry experts, as well as The Jed Foundation, a charitable group committed to teen and young adult suicide prevention, to initiate the Spotify x JED Impact Award.

Initially, George Romero was intended to direct, but later it was Martin Scorsese who took over. Ultimately, John Flynn ended up helming the project, having recently directed “The Outfit” in 1973. Heywood Gould was brought on to revise the script, and a strong ensemble cast was assembled. Despite not being as bleak and merciless as Scorsese had envisioned, there’s still a significant amount of violence throughout the story. What truly sets “Rolling Thunder” apart is its unexpected emphasis on character development.

Similar to the Academy Award-winning and Grammy-honored “Summer of Soul,” directed by Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson from The Roots and produced by Joseph Patel, the new film “Sly Lives” weaves its narrative around a broader theme. This theme revolves around the unique challenges faced by individuals who are both extraordinarily talented and Black – challenges that have led to the downfall of many such gifted individuals and pushed them towards self-destruction. The subtitle doesn’t imply that talent is not equally distributed; instead, it emphasizes the distinct experiences that follow the manifestation of this talent, particularly for Black people.

Whenever he went on a trip, Herzog ensured to don clothing bearing the well-known brand symbol and carried along plenty of merchandise from MTV – t-shirts, hats, and tote bags. At the check-in desk, if the ticket clerk was under 50 years old, Herzog often sparked a query or remark about MTV. Whenever this happened, he promptly offered the clerk a complimentary T-shirt or hat.

The Stephen F. Kolzak Award given by GLAAD recognizes outstanding LGBTQ+ media professionals who have significantly contributed to the representation and portrayal of queer individuals and their stories. Previous recipients include Jeremy Pope, Laverne Cox, Wanda Sykes, Jim Parsons, Melissa Etheridge, and now Cynthia Erivo. Notably, Erivo was recently nominated for an Oscar for her role in the movie adaptation of “Wicked,” and she won a Tony Award back in 2016 for “The Color Purple.

Absolutely, the actor is set to make a comeback this year, not just as a passive onlooker. Barbaro has been nominated for an Academy Award in the category of Best Supporting Actress for her exceptional portrayal of Joan Baez in “A Complete Unknown.” This biopic, focusing on Bob Dylan’s formative years, particularly his groundbreaking decision to go electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, bypassed the film festival circuit and premiered in cinemas in December to widespread acclaim, grossing more than $90 million (and still rising) at the box office. The movie garnered eight Oscar nominations, with nods going to writer-director James Mangold, as well as Timothée Chalamet and Edward Norton for their roles as Dylan and Pete Seeger respectively.