Hot Takes on Cinema
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'Mortal Engines' is a glorious clanker
Have you ever revisited a film that you had previously dismissed, only to find that it was looking at you as if it knew something you did not?
That’s how I remember Mortal Engines: visually sometimes impressive, narratively shaky, and soni...
'Devil May Cry' S2 fires on all cylinders but misses the target
Only a week after our last demon hunt, I had to jump back into the fray with eager anticipation, only to be reminded why most things should never get a sequel.
Do you remember that Devil May Cry was all about cool people doing cool nonsens...
'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga' is a beautiful car crash
Do you remember the first song that made you want to be someone else, even if only for three minutes?
This film understands that magic better than it has any right to. Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is silly and loud, and...
'Devil May Cry' S1 knows exactly how ridiculous it wants to be
Do you like your demon hunting with extra blood and absolutely no chill?
Devil May Cry will then feel less like a show and more like an affectionately unhinged gift from Hell. It is the particular type of adaptation that does not attempt t...
'Apex' makes you fear cliffs, strangers and portable speakers
Have you ever watched someone make such a brave life choice that it made your palms sweat on their behalf? That was me with Apex.
I tuned in for Charlize Theron in survival mode, but I stayed because the film slowly wound its way around my...
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