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6 days ago |
screenrant.com | Ben Sherlock
Warning! Spoilers ahead for The Last of Us season 2. From video game staples like Joel and Ellie to newcomers like Gail, The Last of Us season 2 is full of fascinating characters, but some of them are more memorable, believable, and three-dimensional than others. The Last of Us saga is built on a single core philosophy: simple stories, complex characters.
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1 week ago |
screenrant.com | Ben Sherlock
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Typically, when a long-running animated show has been on the air for a decade-and-a-half — a milestone that Bob’s Burgers has reached with season 15 — the quality will have started to go downhill. The writers would have exhausted all the good story ideas and character developments and started scraping the bottom of the barrel. By the time The Simpsons reached its 15th season, its golden age was years in the rearview mirror. Family...
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1 week ago |
screenrant.com | Ben Sherlock
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Warning! This review contains spoilers for Poker Face season 2, episode 6. Poker Face’s latest episode fits the pattern of the last few installments, as the killer goes after their unsuspecting rival. In “The Taste of Human Blood,” a by-the-book cop went after the TikToker cop who kept overshadowing her at the local policing awards. In “Hometown Hero,” a washed-up has-been pitcher went after the new hotshot rookie who threatened his...
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1 week ago |
screenrant.com | Ben Sherlock
Published 12 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Last of Us season 2 finale. Ellie is responsible for some shocking kills in The Last of Us season 2 finale — including a pregnant woman — but the TV show cut an even more shocking kill from the video game. The Last of Us season 2 killed off a lot of characters: Gail’s husband Eugene got infected, Ellie tortured Nora to death at the hospital, and, of course,...
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1 week ago |
screenrant.com | Ben Sherlock
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account When Braveheart was first released in 1995, the reviews weren’t universally positive, but it was mostly well-received. It swept the Oscars; it was nominated for 10 awards and won five, including Best Picture and Best Director for Mel Gibson, who also stars as Scottish folk hero William Wallace. But in the decades since, the film’s reputation has soured. Now, alongside Crash and Shakespeare in Love, it’s one of the first movies that...
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