Last month, James Gunn announced who would be playing Clark Kent / Superman in his film Superman: Legacy. The casting of David Corenswet as the Man of Steel obviously excited many, though it also whetted the appetite for Gunn to move on to casting his Batman. Now, he’s not directing Batman: The Brave and the […] More
The 13th of the Major Arcana cards, Death, is easily the single most misunderstood card in all of tarot. There have been so many B-movies that have used it as a shorthand for oh no this character is going to die!!! and tarot card readers usually have to quickly reassure their clients that that is […] More
Today is the Fourth of July, and in more normal times, I’d be wishing you all a happy holiday from everyone at Awards Radar. Now, I obviously still hope everybody has fun and is safe, but there’s more on my mind today. It’s America’s birthday, in a manner of speaking, our Independence Day, and much […] More
If there’s one thing that Hollywood loves, it’s sequels to successful films. In 2023, they really don’t come any more successful than The Super Mario Bros. Movie (reviewed here). It’s a certified smash, which means that Nintendo and Universal are assuredly already hard at work figuring out the next Mario film. So, today I decided […] More
As Star Wars Celebration wraps up, I happened to be thinking about the last time I really celebrated Star Wars. For me, it was probably in the run up to Star Wars: The Force Awakens. New Star Wars? Yes, please. Now, that’s not to say I haven’t enjoyed much of what the property has been […] More
As we continue to decompress from Oscar night, I always feel like now is the best point to really think about the show itself. In the immediate aftermath, a lot of focus is on the winners, and rightly so. Now, however, you can more effectively ponder them in conjunction with the ceremony itself. So, that’s […] More
In a year marked by awards season surprises and split decisions amongst major voting bodies, three of the four performance categories have been kept open heading into Oscar weekend. While Best Actress and Best Actor have become two-way races between Michelle Yeoh and Cate Blanchett, and Austin Butler and Brendan Fraser, respectively, this leaves Best Supporting Actress as one of the […] More
My mom died yesterday evening, on January 17th, 2023. Just writing those words is shattering, but it’s what happened. A month ago, she was totally fine. Now, she’s gone. She’d been under the weather with what seemed like the flu for a bit, then was fine, then was back knocked down. My mother hated doctors, […] More
Ah, man. This is unfortunate. Remember Gina Carano? That poor, victimized millionaire freethinker who was canceled by the Woke Left for pulling a whoopsie-doodle antisemitism and transphobia in a very public way? She had to strike out on her own after the notoriously outspoken lefty activists at The Walt Disney Corporation wouldn’t let her continue […] More
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s that time again! There are few things a writer in this industry looks forward to more than doing their year end Top Ten list. Even with the sort of unusual years that were the last few, I still saw well over 300 films each year, and that includes here in 2022. […] More
Wow. Welcome to the end of the year! With only a few days left in 2022, it’s time to start giving out some prizes. Today, we kick off the Third Annual Awards Radar Awards, also known as the Joey Awards (because, as mentioned last year and the year before, when you own a site, you […] More
Peter Brand: The Visalia Oaks and our 240 lb catcher Jeremy Brown, who as you know, scared to run to second base. This was in a game six weeks ago. This guy is going to start him off with a fastball. Jeremy’s going to take him to deep center. Here’s what’s really interesting, because Jeremy’s […] More
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