Star Wars Zero Company Review: Every Soldier Starts to Matter
The first camera move tells you where Star Wars Zero Company wants to live. Republic and Separatist fleets hammer each...
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The first camera move tells you where Star Wars Zero Company wants to live. Republic and Separatist fleets hammer each...
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The charming world of Grapple Dog first appeared a few years back, introducing players to Pablo, a happy-go-lucky pup with ...
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The funniest trick Stamptown pulls is convincing you that nobody knows what is happening. Zach Zucker barrels around the Montalbán Theatre as Jack Tucker, a disheveled New York comic who...
Marko Brdar’s camera rarely needs to move because everyone in Small Things is already trapped exactly where Zvonimir Jurić wants them. The 4:3 frame compresses a weathered island house around...
The first camera move tells you where Star Wars Zero Company wants to live. Republic and Separatist fleets hammer each other in orbit, Clone Troopers trade fire with battle droids...
Jack Wolfe has the sort of retirement plan that only makes sense to a criminal who assumes everyone around him is nearly as dishonest as he is. Facing prosecution after...
Television spent years telling us that the streaming model would liberate comedy from the restrictions of network scheduling. Adults Season 2 offers a less triumphant interpretation: perhaps somebody should have...
Five days before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Helena Maksyom records herself listing the life she expects to have. She wants to learn French, play the piano, travel across an...
Jim Bergerac talks about grief at an AA meeting while a woman is being murdered elsewhere on Jersey. The editing keeps moving between confession and violence, placing Damien Molony’s version...
Sophia has always carried herself like someone who survived a story we never got to see. Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy finally tells it, setting its prequel roughly 15 years...
A daughter can carry a father’s silence for decades without anyone else seeing the weight of it. He Calls Me Daughter builds its entire documentary structure around that invisible burden,...
Television has spent decades treating sixty as the age when characters become parents to protagonists, sources of inherited trauma, or convenient owners of suspiciously large houses. Dalliance has a simpler...
The first camera move tells you where Star Wars Zero Company wants to live. Republic and Separatist fleets hammer each...
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