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Face it - gaming in the UK has changed a lot in recent years. For many players, not all those changes have been pleasant. New restrictions, self-exclusion schemes like GamStop and tighter bonus limits have some UK gamers feeling squeezed in. Hence why more and more players are trying non-GamStop cas
The flickering of the gaming tables, the clinking of chips, and the tense silence as the cards are dealt – casino movies transport us to a world full of thrills, glamour, and clever tricks. Whether it's gritty underworld dramas or stylish heist comedies, the big screen transforms every casino into a
For their 194th episode, two beatnik film critics, two Cold War-curious dads, and two robotic school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, turn it back to the great year of 1999 to love on a flop that turned into a classic. Brad Bird's The Iron Giant has gone from being trounced at the box offi
For their 195th episode, two imposter film critics, two murderous dads, and two non-Italian school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, stay in the monumental year of 1999 for one more week with another cornerstone film. Lapped at the time by the likes of The Matrix , American Beauty , Magnol
On the busy roads of San Diego, the car traffic is significant. With time, the variety and number of vehicles are growing. Nowadays, you will find several high-performance sports cars on city roads. Like any other car, sports cars can also get into accidents due to various factors. When that happens
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For a movie remake not to be seen as a sign of creative bankruptcy or lazy nostalgia bait, the new film has to offer something new. Do the borrowed themes and storylines fit the current times after the passing years since the original? That begs the more important question: Is there something substa
As a short film, Death is Business dips its toe into the seedy underworld of murder-for-hire. For the specific and highly coordinated type of crime being committed on screen, the toe being dipped isn’t coming out explicitly bloody. It may even look stylishly clean, but make no mistake, there is an
Fashion and film have always shared an intimate relationship, each influencing and elevating the other in a dance that spans more than a century of cinema. Beyond mere costume, film wardrobes communicate character, advance narratives, and often predict or even create fashion trends that extend far b
Navigating the busy traffic on San Diego roads can be challenging. Things become even more complicated when some drivers do not pay attention to loading their vehicles safely. Loading a personal car, like an SUV or sedan, beyond the company-recommended limit is risky and increases the risk of accide
Those online games that made hours just fly by? The things you used to do with them became old, but they were fun and helped you bond with your friends. As newer versions came out, memories of old games slipped gradually behind. Let's reminisce and bring back 10 online games that had you ad
Ryan Coogler gives everything an important story, and, in the end, that concentration matters most. Steeped in all of these mythos and even more unmentioned sublayers of symbolism and imagery curated by a fleet of hired cultural consultants and their seals of approval, Sinners becomes grander and
Remember, there are no class or social delineations in public libraries. Libraries are shared spaces for a myriad of quirky topics and people. They’ll welcome everyone from a refined consumer of academic privilege to a homeless denizen trying to buy time out of the elements with an available bathroo
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Getting into business is not for the faint-hearted. Even when you’re a natural-born entrepreneur and you love nothing more than to dedicate yourself to a project, you’re going to find that the ups and downs in business can be tough. With that being said, it is always worth it when you’re doing somet
On the surface with this plight of male buddies, Sacramento may look like a poor man’s A Real Pain which just earned Kieran Culkin the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. Happily, by staying stateside and smaller in its aims, Angarano’s film has an entirely zestier vibe. These are two men who, simply p
JustWatch connected with visionary director and screenwriter Alex Garland to discuss his powerful new film Warfare —a deeply personal and unflinching portrayal of modern conflict based on firsthand accounts from the Iraq War. The film, Garland’s latest collaboration with A24, hits U.S. theaters t
Following the release of Captain America: Brave New World , VegasInsider ’s supercomputer has conducted an analysis to find out what have been the most and least successful movies from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, assigning points to all 35 of them based on various factors in different categorie
Tabletop gaming is a hobby with a passionate fandom that has seen growing mainstream popularity in recent years, and it is quite popular in America. A new nationally representative survey from Compare the Market AU talked to more than 1,000 American adults, and 29.3% said they play or collect tabl
Article courtesy of the International Drivers Association In recent years, the arts industry has faced an array of challenges that have transformed how organizations operate and interact with their audiences. Despite the thriving creativity inherent in the sector, economic realities and m
A recent study by Slot.Day revealed the top ten most hated billionaires of 2025 . The analysis included identifying 21 billionaires frequently mentioned in negative media and public discussions. Data was collected from publicly available sources, such as the number of Google search results contai
A recent study by an online gaming company identified the top gaming countries by analyzing key engagement metrics, including the share of video gamers, percentage of Steam users, number of esports players, and their earnings. In the end, a composite score was calculated by combining the normalize
Every now and then for the big new releases, Rotten Tomatoes will collect the tip-of-the-spear “first reviews” and highlight them in an editorial news column piece. If I can get my work in fast enough and it gets noticed, I have the chance of being selected and included in these round-up features.
For their 192nd episode, two haughty film critics, two betrothed dads, and two classical school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, refine their usual viewing to discuss possibly unexpected from their norm, but something with extreme class. We're talking about director Joe Wright's sumptuous 20
JustWatch , the world’s largest streaming guide, has analyzed how the Academy Awards influenced streaming preferences in the U.S. Following Hollywood’s biggest night, audiences turned to their favorite platforms to catch up on the most celebrated films, leading to significant shifts in streaming ran
As I have grown in press credentials and professional affiliations nationally, I have found myself landing in circles with other film critics of various levels. Recently, I was included in a poll for voting critics for Jordan Ruimy of World of Reel , a fellow Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic . Hi
For their 193rd episode, two suburbanite film critics, two nanny-gawking dads, and two accosted school teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, circle back to a cinematic cottage industry found in the 1980s and 1990s of so-called domestic terror: stories that preyed on the pearl-clutching fears of t
Every now and then for the big new releases, Rotten Tomatoes will collect the tip-of-the-spear “first reviews” and highlight them in an editorial news column piece. If I can get my work in fast enough and it gets noticed, I have the chance of being selected and included in these round-up features.
JustWatch spoke to acclaimed British actor Finn Cole on his latest film Last Breath , a gripping true survival story that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats. Best known for his roles as Michael Gray in Peaky Blinders and Joshua "J" Cody in Animal Kingdom , Cole shares his
Online gaming has generated debate on whether this phenomenon should be termed a competitive sport or not. The measurement events are organized for contests with professional players and a huge global audience, which have created many factors that point to its resemblance with traditional sports; ye
Online gaming is a new frontier for much more than entertainment. Here, grab real interactions and connections with others. Be it teaming up with your friends or meeting cool new people from across the globe, gaming develops social activity between people in more ways than one.
A Minecraft Movie is asking those newbies to enter and welcome a weird new universe. This energetic family movie proudly opens its doors to all comers (and wallets) where no prior knowledge is really necessary. Thanks to the exuberant cast and the kind of contagious entertainment they dispensed, yo
When a movie like Warfare enters a concluded historical period, such as the Iraqi front of the War on Terror from nearly 20 years ago, some viewers will curiously require the film to have a “stance” on said war. Those captious people—looking down their noses with 20/20 hindsight to relitigate the
True to a play’s performative spine, Eric LaRue rises to become an actor’s showcase building towards two important summits: the aforementioned collection of mothers and the first visit to Eric in prison. Each seated clash places Judy Greer in the unenviable position as the target of ire and the re
Freelancer and fellow film critic friend Ben Silverio and his Chicago-based podcast co-host Ansel Burch invited me back for my second stint as a month-long guest on Time 2 Party podcast. They specialize in time travel films. Last time in the fall of 2024, I went romantic with Somewhere in Time. Th
Mike Osborn and Curtis Menke of the irreverent and laugh-filled podcast “ Let’s Talk About Flix are weekly appointment laughs for me and pod I support on Patreon. Mike and Curtis have become two full members of the Chicago Indie Critics group that I co-direct. For the second year in a row, I was ho
Liquor Bank knows that audiences don’t often see the stories that continue after the big commitment to change. They don’t see the temptations, choices, relapses, and secondary victories. In showing Eddie broken in losing a benchmark achievement, Marcellus Cox is unshy to shed light on a time of def
Construction and mining have been a backdrop for many compelling movies, from action-packed thrillers to deeply emotional dramas. These films capture the dangers, triumphs, and struggles of those who work in these industries. Whether portraying real-life events or fictionalized accounts, they offer
Audrey’s Children chisels an important story into an extremely well-meaning film. Not all life-saving feats are glamorous and marked with crowds and cheers. Sometimes, all they are is a stabilized vital signs, hopeful test results to live longer, or a family that walks out the door of a hospital in
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