If you were to think about turning a video game into a movie, chances are, Tetris wouldn’t immediately spring to mind. It’s a simple game—falling blocks, fitting shapes, and racking up points. But what Jon S. Baird has accomplished in his cinematic take on the beloved game is less about blocks and more about the…
When Ridley Scott takes on a subject, he doesn’t tiptoe into the shallow end; he plunges headlong into the depths, unearthing every possible contradiction, ambition, and absurdity. With Napoleon, the legendary director doesn’t just aim to retell history—he dares to reinterpret it, distilling the life of one of history’s most polarizing figures into a sprawling,…
In Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, the shiny veneer of celebrity life is stripped away, exposing a world often overlooked behind the applause and adoration. Selena Gomez, a name synonymous with stardom, allows herself to be seen not as an idol but as a human—fragile, flawed, and searching for peace in a chaotic world….
In the realm of sports documentaries, the air can feel a bit crowded these days. From biopics of legendary players to deep dives into unforgettable seasons, the sheer volume of content can blur into a single, fast-paced montage. Yet, every now and then, one film stands out—not because it shouts the loudest or dazzles the…
There’s something oddly profound about watching people revisit the chaos of their youth with the clarity of hindsight. That’s exactly what Beastie Boys Story offers—a reflective, sometimes hilarious, sometimes poignant walk down memory lane with Michael Diamond (Mike D) and Adam Horovitz (Ad-Rock) as your guides. Directed by Spike Jonze, the documentary doubles as a…
Life is unpredictable. We know that in theory, but seeing it play out in someone else’s story makes it undeniable. Michael J. Fox has lived two lives: the one that rocketed him to stardom and made him a household name, and the one that came after—one defined by resilience, humor, and an unyielding fight against…
What does it mean to truly know someone—especially someone who has become larger than life? In Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues, Sacha Jenkins doesn’t try to pin Armstrong down into a neat biography. Instead, he invites us to wander through the echoes of the great jazzman’s life, weaving a tale that’s as soulful and layered…
Watergate. Even if you’re not a history buff, you’ve probably heard the term a million times—whispered in scandal, shouted in political arguments, or casually referenced as shorthand for corruption. It’s been dissected, dramatized, and debated endlessly. So, what could a show like Gaslit bring to the table? Plenty, as it turns out. Robbie Pickering’s limited…
There’s something undeniably thrilling about the roar of engines and the sheer audacity of someone pushing the limits of physics on a racetrack. Netflix’s Senna captures that energy, or at least tries to. The six-episode series chronicles the life and tragic death of Ayrton Senna, one of Formula 1’s greatest drivers and a Brazilian national…
When I pressed play on Hillary, Nanette Burstein’s ambitious four-hour documentary about Hillary Rodham Clinton, I wasn’t sure what to expect. A puff piece? A scathing indictment? Something safely straddling the middle? To my surprise, it was none of these and all of these at once. This isn’t just a series about a woman—however polarizing…
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