Daniel Dockery

6 days ago | gamesradar.com | Daniel Dockery

If there’s one franchise that exemplifies the modern blockbuster, it’s Jurassic Park/World. At its best, it’s not only driven by top-notch special effects but by a meditation on mankind’s relationship to nature and how hubris affects that. At its worst, it’s a hollow dinosaur smash ‘em up that barely feels scripted. But like the asteroid that swiftly ended the reign of the dinosaurs sixty-six million years ago, the original Jurassic Park has left a massive impact.

6 days ago | inkl.com | Daniel Dockery

A T-Rex roaring in the rain at night during the movie Jurassic Park. . If there’s one franchise that exemplifies the modern blockbuster, it’s Jurassic Park/World. At its best, it’s not only driven by top-notch special effects but by a meditation on mankind’s relationship to nature and how hubris affects that. At its worst, it’s a hollow dinosaur smash ‘em up that barely feels scripted.

1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Daniel Dockery

It’s hard not to treat a TV reboot without at least a little suspicion. Many series are products of a specific creative team working during a specific era of experience under specific circumstances, so the idea of "Well, we're just gonna bring it back, good as new!" reeks of hubris. However, if there's one classic show that might work for a TV comeback tour, it's King of the Hill.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Daniel Dockery

Peggy, Bobby, and Hank Hill in the 2025 King of the Hill relaunch. It’s hard not to treat a TV reboot without at least a little suspicion. Many series are products of a specific creative team working during a specific era of experience under specific circumstances, so the idea of "Well, we're just gonna bring it back, good as new!" reeks of hubris. However, if there's one classic show that might work for a TV comeback tour, it's King of the Hill.

1 week ago | vulture.com | Daniel Dockery

This summer, director Danny Boyle returns to the zombie series that helped reinvigorate the genre. But unlike 2002’s 28 Days Later, the appropriately named 28 Years Later isn’t emerging in a barren field. The last few decades have seen a mass proliferation of the undead on film, from blockbuster adventures and comedies, to award-winning TV series, to thoughtful independent ventures, to international sensations that lit up the film-festival circuit.