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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Director Pedro Almodóvar Says Marvel Movies Are Lacking Sexuality
Another critically acclaimed director has now weighed into the argument on whether or not Marvel and other superhero movies are good for cinema as a whole. Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar is famed for films like Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Talk to Her, Volver and The Skin I Live In, but it seems he has little time for superhero movies, as he argues that they lack a crucial human dimension: sexuality.
David James David James Oct 23, 2019
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Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Extended Cut Hits Theaters This Friday
Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time In Hollywood may have been a critical smash, but it divided audience opinion. Criticism primarily came from the film's ponderous pace, with the 'action' scenes punctuated by long sequences of Brad Pitt driving around an impeccably realized recreation of 1960s Hollywood. I really enjoyed these scenes, but I can definitely understand why some people find them incredibly dull. And with the film clocking in at 159 minutes, many argued that at least some of them could be cut for time.
David James David James Oct 23, 2019
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Stephen King Says He Absolutely Loved The Child’s Play Remake
When you're looking for validation that your horror film was a success, you can't get much better than praise from the Master of Horror himself, Stephen King. The writer has experienced a long-lasting new renaissance in theaters this decade, with adaptations of his work scoring big at the box office (and there are many more to come), but now he's revealed his top Halloween pick: the Child's Play remake.
David James David James Oct 23, 2019
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The Emperor Looms Large In Final Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Trailer
Excitement for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker just hit fever pitch. The new trailer, which debuted during Monday night football, is destined to launch a thousand fan theories about what's in store for us in just two months' time and also marks the point where the promotional machine kicks into top gear, so expect practically every commercial break from now until December to be filled with wall-to-wall promo for Rise of Skywalker.
David James David James Oct 21, 2019
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The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Will Reveal Secret Features Of Bucky’s Arm
Bucky Barnes/the Winter Soldier's prosthetic arm is pretty damn cool. The original version seen in Captain America: The Winter Soldier was designed by HYDRA and proved more than a match for Cap. However, it wasn't destined to last. The events of Captain America: Civil War showed its limitations, proving useless against Black Panther and Spider-Man and eventually being disintegrated by Iron Man's unibeam. However, since the beginning of Avengers: Infinity War we've seen Bucky wielding a new Wakandan prosthetic (designed by Shuri), and it seems that this is full of surprises we'll get to see in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
David James David James Oct 21, 2019
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WB Wants To Do An All-Star Superman Movie With Jon Hamm
Grant Morrison has been unfairly overlooked when it comes to big-screen adaptations. In an era where pretty much every major comic book writer has had a lavishly budgeted realisation of their work, he's been left behind. That's particularly frustrating given that for almost three decades he was putting out some of the most exciting and interesting superhero comics around. Where's my Final Crisis adaptation, or Batman RIP, or Animal Man? Admittedly, the excellent Doom Patrol on DC Universe went a long way towards scratching that itch - but now it seems that Warner Bros are considering adapting one of his greatest stories: All-Star Superman, with Jon Hamm donning the cape.
David James David James Oct 20, 2019
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