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The AI Frontier Built Power Before It Built Any Defence
Frontier AI firms warn about model distillation after millions of suspect exchanges. The real scandal is how cheaply powerful capabilities may spread.
The Odyssey: IMAX Glory Meets the Three-Hour Chair Test
The Odyssey fills IMAX screens and shakes every chair, but can Christopher Nolan’s three-hour spectacle survive beyond its cinema-sized thunder?
Jeongnyeon: A Star Is Born, Then the Story Loses Its Nerve
Jeongnyeon stages a magnificent tribute to women’s theatre, then cuts key female and queer threads and rushes towards a finale afraid of its own…
Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born and the Whole Stage Shines
Jeongnyeon gives Kim Tae-ri another remarkable role, while its whole cast turns pansori, women’s gukgeuk and disciplined acting into living culture on screen.
Evil Dead Burn Review: Shivers, Gore and Fishing Regret
Evil Dead Burn delivers savage gore, real shivers and one fishing scene capable of emptying lakes, while proving some horrors belong only in cinemas…
Moana (2026): The Ocean Called, Disney Sent Another Remake
Moana (2026) looks glorious in IMAX, but Disney’s live-action remake proves that colour, CGI and Dwayne Johnson still cannot invent a reason to exist.
The Invite Makes Marriage a Dinner-Theatre Therapy Trap
A dry roast of The Invite, where swinging becomes marriage therapy, cinema beats streaming, and four famous actors rescue a stagey dinner party from…
Fable 5 Made AI Models Stop Posing and Build Real Things
Fable 5 turned the AI race towards agentic work, while GPT-Live keeps voice ahead and rivals now chase capability, personality and visible proof of…
Minions & Monsters: Yellow Chaos on the Biggest Screen Now
Minions & Monsters turns silent-film history into bright IMAX chaos, but the biggest screen cannot hide plastic polish, thin plotting and franchise habits.
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