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Michael Lee

California

Entertainment Editor at That's It LA

he/him. Junketeer/film critic. so-so runner. Writer: @TheNerdsofColor, @ThatsItLA, @WeLiveEntmt. https://t.co/JWvtMmMyU3

Articles

  • 1 day ago | thatsitla.com | Michael Lee

    “Andor” season 2 deepens a powerful narrative of love and loyalty in a time of a building revolution, crafting a compelling, slow-burn tale of rebellion, sacrifice, and hope. Showrunner Tony Gilroy zooms in from the sweeping mythos to focus on the ordinary people, like Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor, who fight back against tyranny—people who may not wield the Force but still have the power to change the galaxy.

  • 3 days ago | thenerdsofcolor.org | Michael Lee

    Andrew Ahn isn’t just remaking The Wedding Banquet—he’s reimagining it. In our interview, the director delves into how he transformed Ang Lee’s 1993 classic into a modern queer Asian American narrative by finding the delicate balance of humor and drama, the evolution of storytelling in 2025, and the cultural nuances that shape his characters.

  • 3 days ago | thenerdsofcolor.org | Michael Lee

    Star Wars prides itself on blending epic storytelling with groundbreaking visual effects while exploring timeless themes of heroism and redemption. It’s a galaxy we all know and love — populated by Jedi knights, Sith lords, dashing smugglers, greedy bounty hunters, and villainous emperors. So, even though it can be fantastical, it is also grounded with human stories.

  • 4 days ago | thenerdsofcolor.org | Michael Lee

    Of all the untold stories in the Star Wars universe, the theft of the Death Star plans stands out as one of the most compelling. Rogue One brought that story to life, following Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and his crew on their fateful mission. The film’s impact sparked the creation of Andor, led by Rogue One writer Tony Gilroy, with Luna returning as the thief-turned-rebel leader.

  • 6 days ago | thatsitla.com | Michael Lee

    Marvel Studios has released the newest trailer for “The Fantastic Four: First Steps.” It reveals just how massive the MCU is with the film following Marvel’s first family of heroes living in a retro-futuristic 1960s world that is unlike anything we’ve ever seen in the MCU.

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