an 11 min treatise on being righteous...contains so many magical and hilarious notes on top of being a fairly incredible summary of the show's entire ethos even this early on...yeah this is an early peak!

if "The Enchiridion!" posits that heroism is forgiveness, sacrifice, and purity of heart...this is the ultimate early examination of the perils of trying to help everyone...revealing the absurdity of that idea...and then doing it anyway! ultimately Finn is learning, even in these early episodes, tha

“SHE’S AN ALPHA FEMALE” “SHE’S BRITISH”

“that was the only 2 hour period in which you did not send an email to mr. hirsch with the title “you can’t make a tomlette without breaking some greggs.” you sent the same email to him 67 times in one evening”. one of the best lines in television history💀💀

expensively-made and well-acted but did start to feel a bit silly to watch a russian arthouse cinematographer forced to recreate the exact compositions and camera movements out of certain cutscenes of the game. also makes some strange detours in how it chooses to spend its dramatic time (lingering/r

(update : should have done the finale sequence in the first episode and fixed the entire show perhaps..) glad this atrocity released, it's good to see mcu's downfall after all this time the transition from one of the best court room based shows (bcs) to one of the worst is just sad wake me up whe

Duffer Brothers grow a pair of balls challenge and stop taking the easy way out and killing new characters in the name of body count.

one the japan’s greatest living artists and filmmakers makes random civilians do the most absurdly constructed, cartoonishly impossible slapstick obstacle courses you’ve ever seen. essential after school rerun viewings.

high on the action.

✅86% This show was great. It was nice every week to find these characters again. It’s such a genuinely cute show, it’s not just about boobs, it genuinely has heart. The cosplay part was really interesting and the romance was nice. It’s also genuinely fresh. It doesn’t fall into the cliches, it do

i’m struggling here. i had enjoyment in some episodes and i was entertained to the point i really want to credit it with another 0.5 but i just can’t justify it. what was the point? where did A SINGLE character arc go? what was the storyline? where was the plot? pros : Alexa Demie’s Maddy is one of

Carries an inevitability to it that consumes just about every moment of every episode. The breaks between the collapses feel even less hopeful, and the collapses feel like they're only the beginning of what's to come. By the time the last couple of episodes come around, everything that happens goes

Dumpster fire but without enough dumpster or fire to actually be interesting to look at

a deconstruction of the rise and fall of OJ as a means of ruminating on the images we construct of ourselves, our relationship to those images (how they can be idolized, abused, commodified) and the historical realities that inform them. a total triumph of longform filmmaking and journalism on the c

sydney sweeney. i don’t think i have to say anything else.

this was gay rights.