I Want to Be a Receptionist Volume 2 Builds Worlds
I Want to Be a Receptionist Volume 2 shows more of the ins and outs of society but lacks dynamic characters.
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Napoleon Is A Sketch That Overstays Its Welcome
Napoleon feels as lifeless as its colors even with occasional comedy. Too much remains elusive about the characters while the tale seems pointless.
Saltburn Is Dark, Weird, And Hilarious
A dark, weird, and hilarious tale about lust and greed, Saltburn is an intriguing follow-up feature for writer-director Emerald Fennell.
The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess Volume 5 Makes Love and War In Hilarious Fashion
The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess Volume 5 shows how absence makes the heart grow fonder, even with war looming, balancing lessons with laughter.
No Longer Heroine Volume 4 Is an Unbalanced Look at Teenagers in Love
No Longer Heroine Volume 4 tries for lighthearted laughs at times, but often it feels callous as this collection of dislikable teenagers lack depth.
Bottoms Does Serious Scenes Better Than Humor
Bottoms is not a film for everyone. While there are great performances, the writing and minimizing of certain character’s harm pulls the film down.
Villains Are Destined to Die Volume 4 Opens the World With Magic and Fights
Villains Are Destined to Die Volume 4 has a frenzied pace and plenty of surprises and laughs. It’s a whirlwind that’s impossible to down.
Oshi No Ko Volume 3 Shows the Toxic Hell of Social Media
Oshi No Ko Volume 3 sets the mystery on the back burner to focus on highlighting the way reality shows twist perceptions, adding a realism that’s unforgettable.
I Got a Cheat Skill Volume 3 Builds The Magic World But Lacks Character
I Got a Cheat Skill Volume 3 keeps Yuuya’s skill set climbing along with meeting new characters and action. But there needs to be more character development.
Takatsuki’s Conjecture Volume 1 Is a Thrilling Mystery Meets Paranormal
Takatsuki’s Conjecture Volume 1 mixes detective-style with research into the paranormal. There’s layers of mystery readers will want to peel back.