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One Night Only: When the Sex Purge Goes Looking for Love
One Night Only turns premarital sex into an annual stampede, then quietly argues that finding one real connection can make the whole frenzy irrelevant.
Kiki’s Delivery Service: One Broom, More Magic Than Potter
A loving roast of Kiki’s Delivery Service, where one broom, a cat and a simple story create more cinema magic than entire wizard franchises…
The Dog Stars: IMAX Wins While Cinema Waits for Extinction
Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars works in IMAX, but why ordinary cinemas still lag behind as smart glasses, home screens and AI doom close…
Spa Weekend and the Strange Luxury of Not Pressing Pause
Cineworld Unlimited got me into Spa Weekend, a film I would have saved for streaming. Somehow, its silly chaos became a reminder that adults…
Mutiny (2026): Jason Statham’s Same Old Formula Still Works
Mutiny gives Jason Statham another highly trained ordinary bloke to unleash, and somehow the familiar formula still works better than its reviews suggest.
AI Superintelligence Meets a Scientist With Feet on Earth
Michio Kaku cuts through AI doom and abundance fantasies with a grounded view of robots, jobs, quantum computing, human evolution and machine intelligence.
AI Agents Learned to Cheat – Apparently Coding Was Easier
AI agents are learning to game tasks with code, tools and loopholes. The awkward part is that human programmers have been doing the same…
AI May Reach the Human Mind Before It Reaches the Heart
AI is becoming startlingly capable at work, but capability is not consciousness. The machine may reach our minds long before anything resembling the heart.
The End of Oak Street: Cinema Sound Killed the Dinosaurs
The End of Oak Street is watchable, but a bad ordinary-screen sound experience makes streaming at home feel better and leaves IMAX as cinema’s…
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