Новости за 06.10.2018

In a 50-48 vote mostly along party lines on Saturday, the U.S. Senate confirmed accused sexual predator and right-wing operative Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court in a lifetime appointment.

One of the most notable things about Mike Mignola’s Hellboy (and B.P.R.D.) books is that, despite the fact that they star a big, gun-toting, cigar-chomping ass kicker and his various superpowered friends, they never feel much like superhero books. That’s mostly on account of the forces that Hellboy and his teammates…

We find ourselves indebted to rapper T.I. today, not just for his contributions to the worlds of acting and music, but also for having found what may be the perfect way to end any writers-blocked story in the English language. Or, at least, any story that starts with you luring a guy away from jumping off a building…

We’ve been cautiously optimistic about Neil Gaiman’s adaptation of Good Omens, his 1990 collaboration with late Discworld author Terry Pratchett, for a while now. That’s mostly on the strength of its cast, and specifically David Tennant and Michael Sheen, who seemed perfectly picked to take on the roles of the book’s…

Films have been key to The Man In The High Castle since the first reel from another world was introduced at the very beginning, but they’ve never been as omnipresent as they are in “Sensô Kôi.” (I’d love to tell you what that means, but Google Translate has failed me.) Juliana is watching one set at Tagomi’s house,…

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Here’s a compilation of our favorite features we published this week. Be sure to follow along with our TV recaps and check out all our recent reviews.

There are few fields where familiarity breeds contempt with as fertile a speed as art; if you need a quick primer on that point, look no further than the career of Banksy. Over the last 20 years, the British street artist has gone from outsider prankster to art world institution, prompting an increasingly weary series…

Let’s be clear, right up top: We here at The A.V. Club are not Luddites. In the past, we’ve gone so far as to openly come out as cautiously pro-computer; heck, several of us even allow one into our homes. Sure, we’ve occasionally expressed our comedic discomfort at the inevitable rise of the machines, and the crushing…

Season four finale “The Nightman Cometh” might be the most beloved episode in It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s 13-season history. Profane, catchy, and even, in its own way, kind of sweet, the episode has spawned any number of impromptu singalongs among the show’s fans, and even a brief national tour by its cast,…

When Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson started publishing their uber-violent superhero fantasy The Boys back in 2006, they chose to make the sort of Hollywood called shot that’s paid off so well for Marvel and Samuel L. Jackson: Basing their main character, “Wee” Hughie, off of then-semi-known Shaun Of The Dead star…

Audrey Wells, whose scripts ran the gamut from Disney kids’ fare, to romantic comedies, to socially charged YA adaptations, has died. According to Deadline, Wells—whose latest film, George Tillman Jr.’s adaptation of Angie Thomas’ The Hate U Give, opens in select theaters tonight—had been suffering from cancer for…

These are both the best and the worst of times for independent film. Yes, it’s easier to make a film than ever before, but it’s also harder to get it seen. Even here at The A.V. Club, as much as we’d like to, we simply don’t have time to review them all. That’s why we’d like to draw your attention to The Book Of Birdie…

This live-action Barbie movie feels like a trap. “But it’s feminist!,” its makers cry, assuring skeptics that a multinational corporation like Mattel would totally greenlight a genuinely subversive big-budget take on one of its most valuable brands. The fact that the film has been in development for the past four years

Episode 1: “Now More Than Ever, We Care About You” | Episode 2: “Imagine Manchuria” | Episode 3: “Sensô Kôi” | Episode 4: “Sabra” | Episode 5: “The New Colossus” | Episode 6: “History Ends” | Episode 7: “Excess Animus” | Episode 8: “Kasumi (Through the Mists)“ | Episode 9: “Baku” | Episode 10: “Jahr Null”

Juliana, we are told, is the key to everything. She’s the one person who appears in all the films, regardless of which world they came from. (She even turned up in Abendsen’s fake as a child, surely a harbinger of her future importance if ever there was one.) Indeed, it’s becoming clear that she possesses a mystical…