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Heart of the Beast: Big Scenery, Good Dog, Small Surprise
Heart of the Beast gives Brad Pitt and a combat dog 101 minutes in the wilderness, but the dog supplies more heart than the…
Hope (2026): Korean Cinema Melts the Brain, Then the Heart
Hope starts slow, hides its monster, then erupts into 160 minutes of genre chaos, visual craft and Korean cinema reminding Hollywood how alive movies…
By Any Means: Racism, Revenge and the Law’s Dirty Hands
A roast of By Any Means, where 1966 Mississippi racism, a Black FBI agent and Mark Wahlberg’s mafia informant collide with revenge dressed as…
From “How Can I Do It?” to “How Can We Actually Do It?”
ChatGPT Work is changing the question from ‘how do I do this?’ to ‘how do we get it done?’ – but delegation still needs…
Harari, Musk and the Human Test for Artificial Intelligence
Yuval Noah Harari and Elon Musk offer starkly different AI futures. One centres human risk and responsibility; the other leans on abundance and scale.
Resident Evil (2026): A Nervous Courier Carries the Horror
Resident Evil (2026) works because its nervous courier is funnier than the monsters, proving a franchise can entertain without a megastar or endless spectacle.
To Be or Not to Be AGI: Astra, Fable and Obedient Genius
Astra and Fable show real progress, but do better agents prove AGI? A roast of lab hype, doomer certainty and the dream of superintelligence…
AGI Is General, Until the Real World Opens the Wrong File
Frontier AI keeps smashing benchmarks while still stumbling over ordinary real-world work. Maybe AGI needs reality, not another scorecard, before the parade.
AI Assistants, Cheap Skills and the Coming Human Premium
AI can replace tasks, but its better use may be as a cheap assistant that buys back human time while genuine creativity becomes the…
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