The thing is, yes: it’s a lot of fun. And at least good enough to stand up to and be embraced by even the most cynical of Looney Tunes fans. Based on the 1990 New Yorker magazine article “Coyote v.

Welcome back to Inconstant Reader, the feature column that explores Stephen King’s books in the order they were published — sort of! Warning: this palaver contains spoilers, ya ken? “Roland of Gilead ...

A romantic drama that’s a good showcase for its leads and the titular falling petals, but you may feel like you’re developing Progeria somewhere in the middle. Aspiring photographer Haruto Asakura ...

Welcome back to Inconstant Reader, the feature column that explores Stephen King’s books in the order they were published — sort of! Here’s a glimpse into the evolving mind of a constant writer. When ...

I first saw Back to the Future in cinemas in 1985 at the tender age of six. It wasn’t my first movie, and clearly not my last, but something changed in me that day. My density had brought me to it. In ...

A wildly silly ghost comedy with heart, broad laughs, and a box office bite to match its bark. Following the massive success of How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, last year’s Thai box office ...

Released 25 years ago, X-Men was the serious, streamlined leap that set the stage for a new era of superhero cinema. A new millennium was upon us. Having survived the ravages of Y2K and The Phantom ...

Welcome back to The Read Goes Ever On: a casual and personal reading (and in some cases a very slow re-reading) of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. As you work your way through any writings about Tolkien, ...

A tale in which the hero buries his own treasure — only to search for the Holy Grail a few years later… Video stores were dead to begin with. There is no doubt whatever, about that. The register of ...

The Gwangju Democratic Movement gets a sharp new focus in this raw slice of history that Jang Hoon brings to life in a way that alternates between charming and gritty. In these troubling times, it’s ...

So, picture this. You’re sitting in a cinema in 2005. It’s a full three years before Iron Man, let alone any hint of a cinematic universe. Now, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Tim Story’s ...

A knowing, irreverent and deeply dark comedy about filmmaking. But it’s also about ego, secrets, and spiders. I hate spiders. During the 1970s, where Kim and co-writer Shin Youn-Shick lays our scene, ...