James Gunn’s Superman is going to hit theaters this summer. It’s yet another attempt of Warner Bros of launching a new Cinematic Universe for their DC Superheroes… despite the fact that nowadays Cinematic Superhero Universes have outstayed their welcome.
March 2025
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Elegance, femininity, and gorgeousness combine with confidently lyrical vocals and involving theatrical acting to make Maria Agresta’s performance of Cio-Cio-San engaging. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
Back in 2014 I did a review on Southland Tales and I called it a bad movie. However I have come to regret the heat I gave to it back then so here’s me talking about my updated thoughts.
Back in 2014 I did a review on Postal and I called it a good movie. However I have come to regret the praise I gave to it back then so here’s me talking about my updated thoughts.
Ascending from her beginnings in more florid roles to tackling the steelier ones, Olesya Golovneva tackles the irresistible yet unhinged Princess Salome of Judea. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
Daniel O’Hearn, a consistently rising full lyric tenor with a huge repertoire, abundant potential, and a brilliant future, tackles the role of the impassioned officer Matteo. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
Popular culture, political relations, and a mixture of film and literary genres entwine in John Adams’ Nixon in China at the Deutsche Oper Berlin. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
In today’s episode of Jack Skyblue’s Short Cuts, I am covering the topic Digital Media vs. Physical Media and why the latter has way more relevance nowadays than ever before. It’s a topic that I hold near and dear to my heart. And I hope that, regardless what one’s opinion on physical media is, that this video will give those, who don’t care much about physical media, a greater understanding about the importance of physical media.
[Insert MCU movie here] saved the MCU… except not really. In this video, I’m debunking the claim that every time an MCU film manages to be both critically and audience-acclaimed while pulling in massive box office numbers, it somehow “saves” the franchise. The reality is that a single successful movie isn’t enough, because true revivals requires a consistent streak of hits, not just a temporary high point in an overall decline.