REVIEWS

Blue Lock Season 2 Episode 10 takes the intensity up another notch as the battle between Blue Lock and the Japan U-20s continues.

Maria successfully showcases the interiority Angelina Jolie can bring to a role, but gets a bit lost in the weeds trying to capture a complicated woman.

Blue Box Episode 11 sees Hina ask Taiki to the fireworks festival to celebrate summer break. But one important element is overlooked.

Nevertheless: The Shapes of Love hits the ground running, leaving questions as to whether or not the series will scrape beyond the surface.

DanDaDan Episode 11 is another wacky adventure that excellently balances sincerity and humor with some serious character development.

Yakuza Fiancé Episode 10 slows things down and provides the aftermath of the high-octane events that occurred in the previous episode.

If Kraven the Hunter is indicative of anything with Sony, it’s that they should’ve stayed in their lane making more trashy good times like this. 

Uncanny X-Men #7 is part two of the “Raid on Graymalkin” crossover, catching the Louisiana X-Men up to the same point as Cyclops’ team.

Laura Kinney: Wolverine #1 sends the tiny but ferocious hero to Dubai in search for a young mutant, helping those that no one else is looking for.

Skeleton Crew Episode 3 feels like a turning point, not just for the series but for how we think about Star Wars storytelling.