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Search ArticlesX-Men ’97 Season 2
TwilightRoom Score X-Men ’97 Season 2 confirms that Marvel struck gold with the revival of their most classic animated show, not once now but twice, following up one of the most acclaimed and loved seasons of animated television in recent memory with a season confident enough to match it.
TwilightRoom’s Top 25 Films of the 2010s
The Grand Budapest Hotel sits at our number one spot, not just for personal reasons, but for its masterful use of color, symmetry, and the perfect balance of awkwardness in a film like we have never seen, and quite possibly will never see again. The film follows a concierge who, due to his charm with an older, wealthy woman who stays at his hotel, inherits a priceless painting that places him in great danger with the family of the woman who left it to him.
Resurrection - TwilightRoom
TwilightRoom Score Resurrection opens with immediate, insanely gorgeous visuals, with set designs and cinematography announcing themselves as extraordinary from the very first frame, as it represents one of the best Criterion Tuesday reviews we have covered in quite a while.
August 3 – 9
The start to the finale of season 3 to House of the Dragon left me a bit concerned how they were going to wrap this season up in the final hour, but the final 20 minutes blew me out of the water and ended the season with one of the most Game Of Thrones-like stunners since the original series.
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
TwilightRoom Score This week’s Throwback Thursday review marks the first time Jim Carrey hits our site, and it’s a fitting place to start, since this stands as one of the very best and original examples of what made the comedian such an explosive comedic force in the decades since Ace Ventura: Pet Detective’s release.
Sterling Point - TwilightRoom
TwilightRoom Score Sterling Point is the surprise of the week. Part of Prime Video’s young adult summer lineup, the show leans fully into that sun-drenched Canadian island setting, delivering a coming-of-age atmosphere that surprises from its very first episode in a solid new premiere season.
One Night Only - TwilightRoom
TwilightRoom Score One Night Only is the new big Rom Com of the month and one that knows exactly what kind of film it wants to be, leaving hard into its oddly thought provoking premise and comedic instincts, and chemistry between its two main actors even when the story around them can’t quite keep pace.
Fantasia Film Festival Ranked & Reviewed
Fantasia International Film Festival delivered another packed slate of genre cinema, horror curiosities, and one prestige TV finale premiere, giving us plenty to dig into across a lineup that ranged from meditative samurai drama to zombie hive-mind horror to a killer-kids-show experiment that only half-worked.
Point Blank - TwilightRoom
TwilightRoom Score Our first Criterion Tuesday of August is John Boorman’s classic Point Blank, as it opens in a dark Los Angeles bathed in heavy crime-gangster vibes, full of blues, dropping the audience straight into a prison break that sets the tone for everything technically brilliant to follow.
Point Blank - TwilightRoom
TwilightRoom Score Our first criterion Tuesday of August is John Boorman’s classic Point Blank, as it opens in a dark Los Angeles bathed in heavy crime-gangster vibes, full of blues, dropping the audience straight into a prison break that sets the tone for everything technically brilliant to follow.