The success and beauty of Soul is tempered by the fact that this film about mindfulness and life wasn't mindful of the negative trope it was adding onto.

Once it was revealed that Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) would be returning in Wonder Woman 1984, after his death in the first film, the question was: How are they going to explain his return? The answer was: not great, Bob.

The final days of Trump's presidency have been like an advent calendar of lies, cronyism, and corruption.

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Because I've spent a life steeped in science fiction, the latest "fun" video out of robotics company Boston Dynamics scares the hell out of me.

Series and films like Bridgerton look pretty, but the way they portray corsets in their costuming and scripts isn't accurate.

It is not a magic end all be all solution to end white supremacy forever, but it does a pretty good job in helping people find a great place to start the necessary work.

Whatever ends up happening, I'm actually really excited about it. I, unintentionally, owe a lot to the Kingsman franchise and after rewatching them, I'm proud that I get to work here all because I love watching a bunch of dudes saying "manners maketh man" and using whips. 

The discussion wasn’t about the fact that WW84's protagonist was a woman or that it was directed by one; it was about a movie that had highlights and flaws and questions raised that just happened to have women at its forefront. Until it wasn’t.

Why don’t we see this type of love interest more often?