Logan, despite its flaws*, is probably the closest that a superhero movie has come to telling a mature, intelligent story worthy of real award consideration. It’s moving, meditative, and anchored by arguably the two best performances (three, if you count the stellar debut of Dafne Keen) ever committed to a superhero…

I don’t know how useless this is, and it feels more like one of those “when I was your age” things, but back in the PS1 era, you could put the game discs directly into a CD player and most of the time you’d have the full set of music tracks playable from the CD.

I did not know this, and Parasite Eve is one of my all-time all-time favourite games!

grade-school emotional palette that they seem unable to escape.

EEAAO takes a decent (if a little too of-the-moment) concept of exploring the branching paths of one woman’s life (are there any pop culture products that aren’t multiversal at this point?), and then wastes it all on a hyperkinetic visual style that looks like someone watched one hour of TikTok and decided they could…

US was fantastic and a worthy follow-up to Get Out.

Snub: Women Talking, Women Talking, Women Talking.

This sort of policy encourages competition between employees, sabotage of one another’s work, a desire for people to find low-performing teams that they can be the best-performing worker on

Everything Everywhere All At Once was easily one of the worst movies I saw last year.

So whatever happened to all the planned DLC characters? There was a looooong list of planned / leaked characters, but I guess they’re all abandoned now.

https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-springsteen-defends-ticket-prices-for-forthcoming-tour-3351986

I’d like to see the Razzies introduce a new category for “Worst Film Awards” and then every year the nominees just be:

“Why are Gizmodo readers so upset?”

so only the second worst Ziggy in pop culture.

Roasted? I hear Armie prefers his flesh raw.

Scream

i dunno, as you yourself point out, there are many ways to react to this, including

omg i was literally mid-typing this comment when i saw yours.

I firmly believe Cloverfield to be one of the great horror/thrillers of all time. The found-footage format is put to wonderful use without feeling clichéd, and I love the subtle touch of having the recording occasionally swap back to the happier moments which preceded disaster. The fact that the monster is mostly just…