Podcast Archives - Ignorant Bliss

A fantastic performance from Teyana Taylor anchors this film about a mother and son that goes in ways you wouldn’t expect... The post Ignorant Bliss: A thousand and One review appeared first on Ignorant Bliss .

They finally have made a good adaptation of this game to film. The film has the right amount of humor and respect for the source that works for those who know it and those who have no idea but want a good time.  B...

This film goes from plucky tech success stories into an international business and political thriller and back again. It’s nothing as you’d expect from a video game film and is just as engaging as the game is.  B+...

Now I’ll be honest and say I’m not a huge Luther fan. While I know it exists, it isn’t something that really ever made me want to watch. Idris Elba as a tortured, genius detective that hunts serial killers is a dope...

People, we finally have Woody Harrelson back in a basketball movie!!! In this film, Champions Harrelson plays Marcus, a G-League assistant basketball coach. After blowing up on his head coach (played by Ernie Hudson)...

I didn’t get a chance to watch Scream, aka Scream 5, last year, but after the teasers and trailers for Scream 6, which takes place in Manhattan, it not only made me want to go and see this movie and also made me want to...

Hey folks, here’s a discussion with Vulture critic and friend Roxana Hadadi about the first season of the The Last of Us. I reviewed this show before it aired, and I didn’t want to attempt to do weekly...

Sigh, here we are again, with me seeing and reviewing another entry of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This episode focuses on Scott Lang, played by Paul Rudd, who is also Ant-Man, and The Wasp, aka Hope Van Dyne, played...

In a surprising third entry of Tatum and Soderbergh’s stripper who no longer wants to be a stripper any more franchise, we see Mike Lane, aka Magic Mike, brought out of retirement to help a wealthy socialite Max (Selma...

My review of The Northman by Robert Eggers starring Alexander Skarsgård. Anna Taylor-Joy, Nicole Kidman, Ethan Hawke, Willem Dafoe, and Björk.  My written review &#8211...

My review of the new Nicolas Cage film co-starring Pedro Pascal, Tiffany Haddish, and more.  My written review – https://idobi.com/ent-review/film-review-the-unbearable-weight-of-massive-talent/ THANK YOU TO...

Here are some of my thought on the new film Death on the Nile directed by Kenneth Branagh. Starring Branagh, Gal Gadot, Annette Benning, Tom Bateman, Letitia Wright , Armie Hammer , Russell Brand , Dawn...

A recording from the lost year of 2020 here is two conversations I had with Jamila Rowser, comic book writer, and publisher. We catch up (at the time) on how life is as a rising talent in comics and publisher in this...

Here is a conversation I had in late summer/early fall about the comic industry and the issues regarding comic professionals and their behavior in comic conventions with fans, up and coming creators and peers &#8211...

On this late released episode fellow critic, Roxana Hadadi comes onto the show to talk with me about Westworld season 3 which leads into some talk about the FX series Devs and other science fiction TV talk.  (note...