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Charles Pulliam-Moore

Charles Pulliam-Moore

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    The Weeknd isn’t exactly beating the allegations with this clip from his HBO Max show.

    The Idol, The Weeknd and Sam Levinson’s upcoming HBO Max series, sounds like a train wreck in a damning report from Rolling Stone that attributes the show’s massive delays to Levinson “scrapping the nearly-finished $54-75 million project” to redo the whole thing his way.

    It’s understandable that The Weeknd would want to respond claims that he was also a big part of the show’s production problems. But tweeting this clip from the show just doesn’t seem like the move.

    The Mandalorian’s season 3 premiere was a return to simpler, safer Star Wars storytelling

    The Mandalorian’s Chapter 17: The Apostate is a big, breezy, and action-packed reminder that Star Wars has always been a magical space adventure for new fans first and everyone else second.

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    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    The Daniels have turned Jennifer Coolidge into a sentai-slaying supervillain.

    Everything Everywhere All at Once’s Daniels and The White Lotus’ Jennifer Coolidge are all in the midst of major moments right now that have many people wondering what their next big projects are going to be.

    But rather than going literally big in a new photo spread for W Magazine, the blockbuster co-directing duo opted for a more stripped down, apocalypse-chic vibe with a visual story framing Coolidge as the ultimate destroyer of sentai teams and giant tokusatsu monsters alike.

    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Please let Jonathan Majors explain how Creed III has the heart of shonen anime.

    Creed III director Michael B. Jordan has been and continues to be a big-ol anime nerd, and in a new Polygon interview, he gets into how Naruto inspired one of the pivotal fights in his new film.

    But while Jordan may be quick to wax poetic about the nuances between Dragon Ball Z and My Hero Academia, his co-star Jonathan Majors has come to understand something about shonen stories that we should all take to heart: they’re derivative.