Last week, Bahir asked if buying a Nintendo Switch was a good idea. Uma and Iain said "yes" WAY TOO FAST, so they're here to explain why.
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A Green Lantern newcomer reviews the Lanterns pilot: strong leads, a slow-bake mystery, and a show that never locks you out.
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We sat down with David Robert Mitchell and J.J. Abrams to talk about the movie's influences and the family at the heart of the story.
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Netflix's Human Vapor turns Japan's discarded workers into a monster made of gas. An eight-episode reimagining smarter than its premise suggests.
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BTS had a Grammy within reach and left it there. They were right to.
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For the second time this year, the Japanese Film Festival is happening at GSC! Want tickets? Join now to stand a chance to win!
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This week, our Feisty Indian Aunty watches C/O Kaadhal and ponders the mysteries of love and all of its complexities.
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A heartwarming, funny, and deeply thoughtful story about love, abandonment, and finding your place in the world.
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In this Goggler exclusive, we sat down with Lupin creator George Kay for an extended chat about the ins and outs of crafting a global hit.
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We spoke to the two young stars of Sweet Tooth, Christian Convery and Stefania LaVie Owen about their experience getting on the breakout hit.
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We spoke to director Jim Mickle and Beth Schwartz, the creators of Netflix's amazing Sweet Tooth adaptation.
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We speak to Lupin's Ludivine Sagnier about the dynamic between Claire and Assane and how it drives the Netflix series.
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Netflix's latest apocalyptic drama didn't put Iain to sleep, but Awake failed to get all of his neurons firing.
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We speak to Lupin's Omar Sy about the physicality of his performance, the appeal of the character, and how his life has changed.
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In this week's installment of The Goggler Pull List, we recommend two of our favourites: Jeff Lemire's Sweet Tooth and Kieron Gillen's Die.
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In this week’s episode of The Goggler Podcast, Uma, Iain, and Bahir review Love Wedding Repeat, The Last Dance, Tigertail, and Bad Education.
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How long could you be celibate if there was $100,000 on the line?
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They Shall Not Grow Old brings back to life footage from World War I and shows us the true devastation and horrors of war.
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With the first season of Star Trek: Picard behind us, and seasons 2 and 3 mostly confirmed, here are a few things we'd like to see in following seasons.
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Boomshakalaka!
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I love Hawaii Five-0 and I'm not sorry.
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Netflix's new romantic comedy, manages to single-handedly ruin love for everyone involved.
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In this week’s episode of The Goggler Podcast, Uma, Iain, and Bahir resign themselves to being isolated at home for the foreseeable future.
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The Good Fight returns with a real banger of a season premiere.
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Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die is a zombie comedy, with some wierdly meta police officers, set in small, rural, everytown USA.
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Bahir likes to review movies because he can watch them at special screenings and not have to interact with large groups of people who may not agree with his idea of what a movie going experience is. Bahir likes jazz, documentaries, Ken Burns, and summer blockbuster movies. He really hopes that the HBO MAX Green Lantern series will help the character be cool again. Also don’t get him started on Jason Momoa’s Aquaman (#NotMyArthurCurry).
Irish Film lover lost in Malaysia. Co-host of Malaysia's longest running podcast (movie related or otherwise ) McYapandFries and frequent cryer in movies. Ask me about "The Ice Pirates"
Uma has been reviewing things for most of his life: movies, television shows, books, video games, his mum's cooking, Bahir's fashion sense. He is a firm believer that the answer to most questions can be found within the cinematic canon. In fact, most of what he knows about life he learned from Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. He still hasn't forgiven Christopher Nolan for the travesties that are Interstellar and The Dark Knight Rises.
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