Anime, One Piece By Kirsten Carey on Fri,6:15 With the Netflix live-action adaptation, interest in Eiichiro Oda's picks for the Straw Hats' nationalities has returned. The post Netflix’s ‘One Piece’ Revives Creator’s Ideas of Straw Hat Nationalities appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, Alden Ehrenreich, Brave New World, cocaine bear, Oppenheimer, Shadow Brother Sunday, solo: a star wars story By Rachel Leishman on Fri,6:12 Shadow Brother Sunday is currently available to stream using the Tribeca at Home app with a shorts pass. The post Alden Ehrenreich Is Bringing His Love of Film to New Short ‘Shadow Brother Sunday’ appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, afro-latinx, Miles Morales, Shameik Moore, Spider-Man By Alyssa Shotwell on Fri,6:09 Movies, A24, Past Lives, reviews By Madeline Carpou on Fri,5:49 Sometimes, you just know. I'm already certain that 'Past Lives' will continue to be my absolute favorite movie of 2023. The post I’ve Already Found My Favorite New Movie of 2023 appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, editing, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse By Rachel Ulatowski on Fri,5:38 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' may have been confirmed to have multiple versions playing in theaters. The post You & I Might Have Seen Different Cuts of ‘Across the Spider-Verse’ appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, Alden Ehrenreich, Shadow Brother Sunday, Tribeca Film Festival By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:32 Shadow Brother Sunday is currently available on the Tribeca At Home app as part of the shorts package. The post ‘Shadow Brother Sunday’ Is a Strong Directorial Debut for Alden Ehrenreich appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, artists, Sony, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse By Rachel Ulatowski on Fri,5:26 Amy Pascal had a shockingly cold response to allegations of poor working conditions for artists on 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.' The post Amy Pascal Has Abhorrent Response to Artists’ Grueling Experiences on ‘Across the Spider-Verse’ appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, CGI, The Flash, The Flash (movie), VFX By Kayla Harrington on Fri,5:09 I would think Warner Bros. could shell out a few more coins to not give me haunting baby nightmares for the next few months. The post ‘The Flash’s CGI Is Being Bashed Because It’s Ugly AF appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, SAG-AFTRA, San Diego Comic-Con, sdcc, WGA Strike 2023 By Julia Glassman on Fri,5:01 With a possible SAG strike looming, multiple studios and streamers are pulling out of their presentations at San Diego Comic-Con. The post If Producers Can’t Reach a Fair Deal, Comic-Con’s Going to Be Real Quiet This Year appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, antisemitism, Moms For Liberty By Jack Doyle on Fri,4:55 Because if ever there was a champion of parental rights, it's Adolf Hitler. Right? The post Nations’ Leading ‘Parental Rights’ Group Quotes Hitler In Newsletter appeared first on The Mary Sue. TV, Ayo Edebiri, Bottoms (film), Rachel Sennott By Madeline Carpou on Fri,4:11 It's rough dating in your twenties, but Ayo and Rachel are happy to help us laugh through the pain. The post If You’re Excited for ‘Bottoms,’ You MUST Watch This Miniseries With Ayo Edebiri and Rachel Sennott appeared first on The Mary Sue. Comics, Hide From Homepage, Kraven the Hunter, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man By Jack Doyle on Fri,3:13 Movies, Beanie Feldstein, Colman Domingo, Drive-Away Dolls, Ethan Coen, Pedro Pascal By Rachel Leishman on Fri,3:00 Movies, Beanie Feldstein, Colman Domingo, Drive-Away Dolls, Ethan Coen, geraldine viswanathan, Margaret Qualley, Pedro Pascal By Rachel Leishman on Fri,2:54 Sometimes you just really miss seeing a good Coen brothers film but luckily, now we all have Drive-Away Dolls to look forward to. The post Thank You ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ Trailer, I Love You appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, Titan submarine By Julia Glassman on Fri,2:48 Practices like these turn unthinkable situations into morbid entertainment, and we're all complicit. The post NewsNation Thinks It Would Have Been ‘Irresponsible’ NOT To Air a Ghoulish Titan Countdown Clock appeared first on The Mary Sue. Anime, anime, Demon Slayer By Jack Doyle on Fri,2:43 Unfortunately, we still have no idea when the new season will arrive. The post ‘Demon Slayer’ Season 4 Confirms Its Newest Arc appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Best Picture, Oscars By Rachel Ulatowski on Fri,2:42 The changes to the Academy Awards' Best Picture eligibility rules could pose a new obstacle for indie filmmakers. The post Changes to Oscars’ Best Picture Rules Pose New Obstacle for Indie Filmmakers appeared first on The Mary Sue. Books, Comics, Loki, marvel, Marvel's What If...? By Siobhan Ball on Fri,2:28 News, migrant, news, refugee, tiktok, Titan submarine By Kimberly Terasaki on Fri,2:23 It's understandable why this story got so much attention, but it also highlights some really important inequalities in news coverage. The post Outsized Attention Paid to the Titan Sub Highlights Deeper Problems in News Coverage Inequalities appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, documentaries, Marvel Comics, Stan Lee By Julia Glassman on Fri,12:59 'Stan Lee' is a breezy look at the comics titan's life and career—but it includes a wake-up call for some Marvel fans. The post The ‘Stan Lee’ Documentary Hulk-Smashes the Most Annoying Myth About Marvel appeared first on The Mary Sue. |
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