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REVIEW: Loki – Season 2, Episode 3, “1893”
If for no other reason, “1893” is probably the best episode of Loki’s second season (so far) because it actually moves the plot forward. The plot isn’t great, and the show is still a chore to sit through, but halfway through this run, there is finally momentum. There are some good ideas, t...
Read MoreNetflix May Develop a Grand Theft Auto Game
Netflix is getting ready to boost some cars for cash – or to let you do it, at least. A recent article in the Wall Street Journal (which is behind a pay wall, but IGN has the details) revealed that Netflix is considering developing and releasing a Grand Theft Auto game on its gaming platform, Ne...
Read MoreMonsters at Work Season 2 Adds Cast
The Disney+ Monsters, Inc. spin-off Monsters at Work doesn’t return until next year, but it had a panel at the New York Comic-Con this weekend. Executive producer Kevin Deters unveiled new character pictures and season 2’s guest cast, which will include Jennifer Coolidge (The White Lotus...
Read MoreREVIEW: Gen V – Season 1, Episode 5, “Welcome to the Monster Club”
*SPOILERS* In “Welcome to the Monster Club,” Jordan and Marie, as well as Cate and Andre, wake up in an unfamiliar place. Andre decides it must be Dusty’s house and accidentally witnesses an intimate act. Emma and Marie don’t remember Sam, and nobody else can remember anything from the past ...
Read MoreBest Buy Will Stop Selling DVDs and Blu-Rays
Physical media is being phased out, and a big retailer has just done its part to hasten that demise. Best Buy, the biggest electronics store in America, has announced that it will no longer sell DVDs and Blu-Rays in its stores or on its website; the discs will be phased out by early 2024, with &hell...
Read MoreREVIEW: Loki – Season 2, Episode 2, “Breaking Brad”
Loki is following a familiar pattern in its new season, as the second episode, “Breaking Brad,” is better than the first and has some appetizing suggestions that all may not be as it seems with Loki. It also has some filler, some bad humor, and the return (in earnest) of the character the show ...
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