The release of this bolt of animated wallpaper celebrates the 20th anniversary of Yu-Gi-Oh's debut as a manga in September 1996.
Documentarian Alex Gibney (Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine) takes on the Stuxnet story — and more importantly, its implications for the future of international relations, foreign policy, rules of combat, what have you. You know, global-scale life-and-death stuff. It’s more fun following the narrative if you don’t know …
The oldening of Ben Stiller, who directs, stars, and co-writes here, continues apace. It’s not just the sort-of sad, mostly doomed attempt to recapture (silly) lightning in a (men’s fragrance) bottle 15 years after his first story about the titular superdim supermodel. (Though the few times he manages it are …
Movies about making movies need to be smart and fun if they’re going to avoid getting sucked into the black hole of their own navels. Director Pedro Morelli’s storytelling ouroboros does manage to keep things fun (and sexually frank), partly by presenting the making-a-movie part of the movie as a …
Disney’s animated arm wrestles with race relations. Here, that means predators and prey: formerly enemies (the film requires you to resist any temptation to use the modifier “natural”), they have now evolved to the point of living as peaceful neighbors in an urban metropolis. Of course, out in the sticks, …