Aaron Sorkin had the opportunity to create an incendiary cautionary tale about the terrors of wokeism, but he pulls back and plays it safe, even in interviews. So meta....
The short 'n sweet about Pablo Larraín's 'Spencer,' Will Sharpe's 'The Electrical Life of Luis Main,' and 'Kin,' with Charlie Cox....
James Killough sorts through his social media posts for the end of July 2021, and finds treasures even amid the pandemic, most notably The Green Knight....
The Netflix series is rightly being called "the Spanish Downton Abbey." It leaves James Killough hungry for more, but that's unlikely to happen....
As random as ever, James Killough's list of content that he found notable enough to post on social media....
Liberal hero Sacha Baron Cohen feebly acknowledged that 'Borat' misrepresents Kazakhstan. So he doubled down on the slander and made a sequel....
"Allen v. Farrow" holds up Woody Allen's "Manhattan" as incontrovertible proof that he's an incestuous pedophile. Is it valid, or a specious argument?...
Netflix and other streaming services are implementing something that Hollywood isn't good at: the kind of affirmative-action quotas that hamstring European film and TV content....
Mexico's official entry for the 2021 Oscar race underscores how Latin America is awash in racism and colorism. Is it worse than America?...
James Killough keeps his review of 'Sound of Metal' brief. Is the Amazon Studios movie strong enough to carry Riz Ahmed to the Best Actor Oscar?...