WandaVision – Spoiler-Free Review
WandaVision is a tale of loss, grief, and healing hidden within intricate layers of humor, character studies and metanarrative.
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Luke Cage Season 2 – The Importance of Legacy
Story by Enrique Bautista and Laura Aasland In a world inundated with a seemingly endless pantheon of heroes, none seems more relevant to the…
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Review: Flint Town – A Netflix Original
In a time where it seems Netflix is pumping out new original series as fast as gas prices fluctuate, one must ask themselves, “How…
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Clothes Make the Man – Miraculous Ladybug and Enclothed Cognition
Part of the charm of Miraculous Ladybug is that although there are only two main characters, their personalities while in costume are so different from their…
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Third Culture Kid: My Take on Gilmore Girls
The hit TV show Gilmore Girls dropped into my life when I was a 15-year-old Third Culture Kid (TCK) living in Kazakhstan. Gilmore Girls…
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Hair as Red as an Apple: Snow White with the Red Hair Review
Snow White with the Red Hair is a deceptive title, because apart from the first episode this show has nothing to do with…
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The Girl Standing in the Blush of Dawn: Yona of the Dawn Review
I’ve always been a sucker for stories about warrior princesses, so when I heard that there was an anime about a princess with short,…
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Now on Netflix: A Very Secret Service – A Television Review
I opened up Facebook last week and found this post from my friend Todd at the top of my feed: “Is anyone else watching…
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The Joy of Revival – Erased (Boku Dake ga Inai Machi) Review
Erased is one of the best anime to come out of 2016 thus far. Released in January, the anime was so instantly popular that…
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You’re Standing On My Neck – Daria Review
Have any of you ever watched the MTV show Daria? Aired from 1997 to 2002, this is a bit of an older show, but…
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