Let's talk about the Snyder Cut and Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

SXSW Review: Ayar Is a Pandemic Fever Dream Come to Life

Ayar, which premiered at SXSW, is a pandemic fever dream disguised as the story of a mother trying to visit her daughter after years of not seeing her.

Netflix’s Operation Varsity Blues Is a Reminder That College Is Kind of a Scam in Itself

Satan works fast, but docuseries about current events works faster. Earlier this week the Netflix documentary/reenactment Operation Varsity Blues came out and it didn't offer much new information in terms of the scandal, but it highlighted something important. College is a scam.

Why Does Rand Paul Keep Trying To Come for Dr. Fauci? It Never Goes Well for Him.

Rand Paul doesn't understand why the official recommendation is for people to wear masks, even after they've been fully vaccinated, calling it "theater."

The Weekday Anime Round-up Presents: I Don’t Want It to Be Over

As we near the end of the winter anime season many of these series had epic moments this week. Check out what we're watching on Funimation and Crunchyroll!

SXSW Review: See You Then Is a Slow Burn Look Down Memory Lane

See You Then, premiering at SXSW, tells the story of two people reuniting for one night a decade after breaking up and the consequences that follow.

Oh No, Bucky Barnes, What Are You Doing on Falcon and the Winter Soldier?

Bucky Barnes is working through his pain and his past in Falcon and the Winter Soldier and it's honestly refreshing to see.

Review: The Snyder Cut of Justice League Is Superior, but Not Perfect

I enjoyed the Snyder Cut of Justice League. Despite the slow-mo, the soundtrack (too much singing!), and just some of my general comic book nerd issues with some of the choices it was leaps and bounds a better version of the story than the theatrical release. So let's talk about the good and the bad of this film on its own merit.

24-Year-Old Woman Accuses Armie Hammer of Rape: “I Thought He Was Going to Kill Me”

A woman known as Effie has accused actor Armie Hammer of rape, following months of rumors about alleged abuse and sexual violence perpetrated by Hammer.

My 10 Favorite SXSW Short Films

From Don't Peek to Sisters and Are You Still There? Here are my favorite short films from South by Southwest (SXSW).

Falcon Watch: Let’s Talk About Sam Wilson’s Backstory in the First Episode of Falcon and the Winter Soldier

We've known Sam Wilson since Captain America: The Winter Soldier, but the pilot of Falcon and the Winter Soldier is one of the first times we've gotten an in depth look into what made him into the man he is today.

Super Nintendo World Is Now Open!

After several delays due to the pandemic, Super Nintendo World has finally opened! The Universal Studios Japan theme park opened the warp pipes today!

172 Republican Shitheads Voted Against Renewing the Violence Against Women Act

The renewal and expansion of the Violence Against Women Act would save lives, but that's not at all important to these 172 Republicans who only care about guns.

With WandaVision, the MCU Has Already Been Kinder to Scarlet Witch Than Decades of Comics

Despite Wanda Maximoff’s fifty-seven year history with Marvel, comics haven’t been exceptionally kind to the Scarlet Witch, which made WandaVision's deep exploration of her grief a breath of fresh air.

Terrible Texas Rep. Chip Roy Praises Lynching in Anti-Asian Violence Hearing

Texas Rep. Chip Roy praised lynching and criticized the Chinese Communist Party in a hearing on anti-Asian violence and discrimination.

Things We Saw Today: Okay, I’m Ready to Talk About Taika Waititi’s Fake Neck Tattoo

Why does Waititi have the neck tattoo? Who knows? I'm just going to stare at this picture and find something else to love for the rest of my days. This is how I will fill the rest of the quarantine.

Wyatt Russell Talks About John Walker and What He Means for Falcon and the Winter Soldier

I trust writer Malcolm Spellman and director Kari Skogland to bring that journey to life, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes.