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A disjointed examination of a complex man that never seems sure if it wants him to be.

While it nails the gonzo No More Heroes aesthetic, Travis’ return is a lackluster take on Suda 51’s bizarre series.

A wonderful film that captures the life of a hero and his journey that changed the world.

An unfocused, disappointing conclusion to Shyamalan’s surprise trilogy of postmodern superhero films.

Slow-paced action and the erasure of beloved canon make this an uncomfortable experience – even for hardcore Dragon Ball fans.

The famed horror franchise returns to its roots with the best entry since the original.

Ayuyang’s illustrated memoir is a joyful celebration of life and those moments we cherish most.

A solid platformer without a lot of new content – but if you’ve never played it before, you can’t go wrong.

A decent RPG laid low by performance issues and questionable optimization.

A meditation on the bittersweet, subversive nature of fame and unchanging nature of our culture.