The Essence of Being a Muse Volume 1 emotional notes that you resonate with it. Fighting through fear and insecurity uplifts the character and the reader.
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny tries to tap into nostalgia. Instead it’s bloated runtime, messy CGI, and misuse of diverse cast stifles that emotion.
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Assorted Entanglements Volume 2 makes it hard keeping track. Instead of feeling like a fun yuri story, you feel disconnected from the characters
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The Horizon Volume 1 is another JH manhwa that builds a world through a child’s experience. Filled with darkness, there’s is a kernel of hope for the two kids.
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Bofuri Volume 9 brings the entire guild together for an event to earn medals. Each member gets a chance to shine and you see more of the other guild favorites.
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Hideo Kojima: Connecting Worlds stands out among films with its mercurial visual style. But Kojima the person remains elusive as it’s a praise documentary.
Reign of the Seven Spellblades Volume VIII adds characters and world-building while maintaining a stellar action-filled pace. One of the best magical worlds.
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Let the Canary Sing might be a shallow documentary, that leaves you no closer to knowing Cyndi Lauper as a person, but it’s a wonderful, joyous watch.
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Oshi No Ko Volume 2 switches gears to murder mystery while exploring the struggle and darkness the entertainment industry fosters and ties in new characters.
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The Blackening satirizes slashers with outstanding laughs, and cultural references to shows, songs and games. It keeps you in stitches with each scene.
The Blackening Is the Ultimate Slasher Satire With Lots of Laughs Read More »