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The Last of Us S2 Episode 1 Review: Of Grief, Guilt, and Guttural Roars
The second season of The Last of Us returns not with a whisper but with a haunting dual prologue that instantly sets the stage for a darker, more emotionally complex chapter in this post-pandemic world. If Season 1 was about surviving the apocalypse, Season 2 is shaping to be about surviving each other. The first minutes introduce Abby, played with stunning restraint by Kaitlyn Dever, standing among the graves of her fellow Fireflies. The Salt Lake City massacre still casts a long shadow, and Abby carries that weight with the quiet fury of someone who has made peace with vengeance. S | Click Here...
Review Of Wonder Woman 1984: Is An Underwhelming Experience
Wonder Woman 1984 Starring Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal, Robin Wright, and Connie Nielsen. Directed by Patty Jenkins Rating: ** Rejoice, all you Gal Gadot fans. The long-awaited sequel to Wonder Woman is finally here. The delays and lockdown have whetted our appetites but don’t do much to assuage the feeling of fatigue and tedium that creep over us as we sit through 160 minutes of self-congratulatory heroics. The film opens with a carefully choreographed action scene in a mall. Did they even have malls in 1984? Not | Click Here...
Fear looms large with Narcos crew member death
Carlos Munoz Portal, 37, a location scout for popular series Narcos, was murdered in his car with multiple gunshot wounds while scouting for location for Narcos season 4. Portal was found in a remote area in Mexico near San Bartolo Actopan, and this area has Mexico’s highest murder rate. Pedro Pascal, the former Game of Thrones star and playing rogue cop of Narcos quoted to TMZ,” We can’t do it if it’s not safe, we are talking about lives.” Further the actor clarified saying,” If they want to do it, they will have to do it in a safe way”. Robert De Jesus Escobar | Click Here...