The DC Sidekick Turned Star

Harley Quinn, an animated show on HBO Max, throws out the grim table setting and revels in the ridiculousness of the DC Universe.
A look at the TV and movies I'm watching and whether they're the next Star Wars or the next Sharknado.
Harley Quinn, an animated show on HBO Max, throws out the grim table setting and revels in the ridiculousness of the DC Universe.
Episode by episode, we crawl along Dark's turns and intersections, marveling at how the timelines criss and cross, its characters weaving among one another, tied in unknowable ways.
There's a balance here between Grace's growing peril and the incompetence of her pursuit that makes Ready or Not a great time that doesn't overstay its welcome.
Dune could've been a trilogy all its own.
Wandavision shows Disney and Marvel are, on Endgame's big heels, going off the fantastic deep end.
Dark, a German Netflix series, takes us on a winding tour of its knot over the course of a grim and fascinating first season.
Somehow, I'd missed seeing TOP GUN as a kid, as a teenager, and, up till now, an adult.