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Beats Studio Pro headphones temporarily price slashed from $350 to $200
Simon Cohen / Digital Tendencies / Digital Tendencies Headphone offers are trying tremendous candy proper now at Amazon, together with this large $150 low cost on the Beats Studio Professional. Solely launched a number of months in the past, the Beats Studio Professional look nice and sound good too. In order for you some severely […]
Beau Is Afraid Ending Explained
Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Beau is AfraidBeau is Afraid’s ending is one of the wildest and strangest finales of the year. Written and directed by Ari Aster, whose filmography has historically dealt with similar themes, Beau is Afraid follows the titular character (played by Joaquin Phoenix) on a journey towards awareness following […]
‘Beckham’ review: Why the Netflix documentary is so popular
Beckham, Netflix’s new limited documentary series about the legendary footballer and his family, didn’t take long to make its mark on the streaming service. The show knocked Sex Education Season 4 off the top spot in the TV streaming charts pretty convincingly, racking up 12.4 million views in its first week in Netflix’s English language […]
Beef review – Ali Wong’s dark, existential thriller is deliciously subversive | Television
The beef in question is not a fancy wagyu steak. Although that’s the sort of thing that successful Calabasas lifestyle entrepreneur Amy (Ali Wong) might order on a desultory date-night with her model-handsome husband (Joseph Lee). Nor is it the thin-sliced, Korean barbecue that struggling building contractor Danny (Steven Yeun) grills outside his down-at-heel LA […]
Before Bayhem: Exploring Michael Bay’s music video origins
Michael Bay has become a household name thanks to his work on blockbuster Hollywood titles like Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, and the first five live-action Transformers films. As a director, Bay embraces maximalist filmmaking on a scale that few of his contemporaries do. His love for blowing things up and bringing massive CGI set pieces to […]
Before Putin, 1980s movies terrorized us with nuclear war
Decades have elapsed since Americans trembled at the prospect of nuclear war, which once hung over our heads like a sword of Damocles. But with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion and attempted conquest of Ukraine, and the attendant nuclear saber-rattling, we’ve all been reminded that, oh yeah, the world could still blow itself up many […]
Grab this Wii U-defining Zelda game before the eShop closes
As we approach the final days of the Wii U’s life span with the impending eShop closure, I’ve been reflecting on my time with that system. Although it’s considered a low point for Nintendo, the Wii U and 3DS era was when I truly became a fan of the company, closely following every new announcement […]
Before Tears of the Kingdom, pay your respects to Majora’s Mask
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is nearly upon us, but I can’t stop thinking about Majora’s Mask. Early Tears of the Kingdom reviews are glowing, highlighting how it deepens the way players can interact with Hyrule through features like Fuse and Ultrahand. Still, Hyrule itself looks similar to what was present in […]
Before you watch The Batman: Re-introducing the Penguin
Whether it’s Bruce Wayne’s tragic origins, his first year as a neophyte crimefighter, or even his second donning the cape and cowl, organized crime almost always dominated Gotham City during Batman’s early days. Matt Reeves’ The Batman sports an impressive ensemble cast — and Colin Farrell’s unrecognizable transformation into Oswald Cobblepot/the Penguin is an important representation […]
Who Is The Riddler Talking To?
“The Batman” is now out in theaters and streaming on HBO Max, and it is surely prompting strenuous debate. Is the tone too serious or should they have gone back to the Bat-nipples or pop art title cards that say “POW!”? Where does Robert Pattinson’s characterization of the Dark Knight fall amongst the various iterations […]