Tessa Thompson and Nina Hoss Embrace Chaos in Hedda
Hedda stars Tessa Thompson and Nina Hoss tell us about revisiting the classic play through a new lens in Nia DaCosta's radical film adaptation.
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Hedda Review: TIFF 2025
Tessa Thompson gives a career-best performance in Hedda, a stylish film that puts style over substance.
Creed III Review
Creed III marks a stellar directorial debut from Michael B. Jordan and, yes, Jonathan Majors is absolutely electric here too.
Spoiled Rotten 217 – Revisiting Thor: Ragnarok
Ben and Daniel revisit Thor: Ragnarok!
Westworld Review: Season 4 (Part 2)
Westworld always wanted to know what it meant to be human, but at some point, it forgot its own humanity.
Thor: Love and Thunder Review – God, It’s Goofy
Thor: Love and Thunder is an entertaining adventure that won’t count among the MCU's best but is satisfying enough for simple summer escapism.
Spoiled Rotten 200 – Thor: Love and Thunder
Ben and Daniel spoil Thor: Love and Thunder!
Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: July 8
That Shelf's Jason Gorber stops by Metro Morning to give us his take on the latest big-screen entry into the MCU-Thor: Love and Thunder.
Westworld: Season 4 Review
Westworld Season 4 is a rather sad affair considering the sheer calibre of acting talent that is on display here.
comPOSERS Episode 105: Thor Ragnarok
Join us as we traverse the bizarre landscape that is Thor: Ragnarok with music by Mark "The Guy From Devo" Mothersbaugh!
Sundance 2021: Passing Review
Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga beguile in Rebecca Hall's elegant directorial debut Passing.
Westworld Season 3 Finale Review
Highlights include a wild post-credits scene and a touching moment between Maeve and Dolores.
Changing Reels Episode 59 – Dear White People
Daniel Grant stops by to discuss Justin Simien's Dear White People!
Westworld Episode 3.07: “Passed Pawn” Review
Westworld’s latest episode, Passed Pawn, reflects how this season three has shown improvements and taken steps back.
Westworld Episode 3.06: “Decoherence” Review
This episode proves Charlotte the most interesting creation of the series so far. Give Tessa Thompson the Emmy.
