romantic comedy

Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman join Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galatzine in the proto-feminist age-gap genre

The Lonely Island’s new rom-com offering broke Hulu’s record for most streams in a debut weekend—but a closer look at the existentially chaotic film reveals overwhelming whiteness in all its ironic obsessions, privileges, and physics-defying problems.

He’s also being accused of being a “Heartless human being,” but the truth is more complicated.

The new series about a lovelorn Brooklyn record store owner nods at the Nick Hornby novel and John Cusack film but successfully goes its own way.

It was so bad, it was funny.

In order to be accepted and celebrated by mainstream audiences, Asian-American men run the double-edged risk of being perceived as “too Asian” and also feeling like an imposter of their own race.

King Ghidora is #1 kaiju: CONFIRMED.

At most, 2019’s Asian Pacific American Heritage Month can only celebrate small inches of progress that Asian-Americans have made in media. Hope for more Hollywood inclusion is only met with slow, non-threatening changes that benefit select individuals who don’t seem too different or unfamiliar.

The notion that an actress should be grateful to have work rather than feel disappointed at having a more challenging project deferred is misogynistic.

Are you planning on emulating your favorite romantic movie? Better think again.