Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts is now streaming on HBO Max. By Elazar Abrahams I didn’t realize I was old enough to have nostalgia. I’m in my senior year of college, turning 22 […]
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The Matrix Resurrections (2021) – Review
The Matrix Resurrections is now streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin This was my most anticipated release of the year. The idea of a fourth Matrix movie sounded almost impossible. The sequels were despised, […]
No Sudden Move (2021) – Review
No Sudden Move is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin Steven Soderbergh moves to the beat of his own drum, anything and everything else be damned. This has worked about as often as it’s […]
Breaking Down Zack Snyder’s Justice League
Zack Snyder’s Justice League is now available to stream on HBO Max. *Spoilers for Zack Snyder’s Justice League follow just because it’s impossible to talk about this without spoiling it.* By Palmer Rubin Snyder cut good. I […]
Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) – Review
Judas and the Black Messiah is available to stream February 12 on HBO Max. By I. Simon Judas and the Black Messiah is the truly bold and uncompromising film that rarely, if ever, gets made in the […]
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) – Review
Wonder Woman 1984 premieres December 25 on HBO Max. By Elazar Abrahams Friends know that as editor-in-chief of TV and City, I have the privilege to watch movies ahead of their release. When they saw […]
David Byrne’s American Utopia (2020) – Review
David Byrne’s American Utopia is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin One of my all-time favorite cinematic moments is the very beginning of 1984’s Stop Making Sense, the film that put Jonathan Demme […]
Unpregnant (2020) – Review
Unpregnant is currently streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin Partially deflated by the existence of Booksmart and Never Sometimes Rarely Always, which has become sort of the main point of its contention, the clumsily […]
An American Pickle (2020) – Review
An American Pickle is now streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin A Charlie Kaufman movie that very badly doesn’t want to be a Charlie Kaufman movie. A film about the Jewish immigrant experience that […]
Doom Patrol’s Unique Take on Mental Health
Doom Patrol’s second season premieres June 25 on HBO Max. By Ty Ragan, PsyD I always chuckle loudly (it escapes my inner monologue) when I see fanboys and girls of comics clamour that they were […]