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Black and white could be difficult to distinguish. Read our non-spoiler review of the penultimate episode of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 9 Non-Spoiler Review – “Rich Wigga, Poor Wigga” Read More
“[A] radical narrative about the shifting of perspectives…” Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 8!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 8 Non-Spoiler Review – “New Jazz” Read More
Can we just talk about our current age of the iPad children? Read our brief non-spoiler review of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 7!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 7 Non-Spoiler Review – “Trini 2 De Bone” Read More
Information is key, and it’s about the means to obtain them. Read our non-spoiler review of HBO’s ‘We Own This City’ limited series premiere!
HBO’s ‘We Own This City’ Limited Series Premiere Non-Spoiler Review – “Part One” Read More
Cultural appropriation has become even more viral due to societies of control. Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 6!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 6 Non-Spoiler Review – “White Fashion” Read More
We possess a little theory about the “Cancer Attack” episode of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 and the season’s overall theme! Spoilers ahead…
Phones And Phantasms – The “Cancer Attack” Episode Of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Explained (SPOILERS) Read More
“[I]f we can heed the machines, then we must not forget about the signs…” Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 5!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 5 Non-Spoiler Review – “Cancer Attack” Read More
The signs of inclusion and exclusion lead to becoming the Other or the Same. Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 4!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 4 Non-Spoiler Review – “The Big Payback” Read More
“[E]verything is like a tree; without a central purpose, it all ceases to be.” Read our non-spoiler review on ‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 3!
‘Atlanta’ Season 3 Episode 3 Non-Spoiler Review – “The Old Man And The Tree” Read More
#JudasandtheBlackMessiah drips and oozes with talent and is a prime example of masterful filmmaking. Our non-spoiler review!
‘Judas And The Black Messiah’ Is An Ensemble Masterpiece Read More