Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Parasite is a masterwork of social satire built on pointed comedy with an intense thriller edge. Every frame speaks to its themes and focus highlighted by the direction and screenplay. This is the best film of Bong Joon-ho's career, and that's a high bar to reach.

Written by: Kevin Berge

AEW has been on an impressive roll since debuting on TNT. To date, the brand has not had a single bad show. In that same time, I cannot say the same of any WWE show even NXT. The build to AEW Full Gear was not perfect, but it made this feel like a truly special show.

The clear main events were distinctly built with the absolute stars of AEW as the focus, and every main card match had a chance to deliver in spades. AEW had done its job using TV to sell the special event at the end.

While I would have liked the women's division to get more of a build and for AEW to take a little time before putting Cody in the main event scene, I cannot fault much else on this impressive card, and that's before getting into how it actually went down.

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I'll admit it. I like Survivor Series as a brand rivalry show. The concept has never been great on its own, but adding this focus has set up unique matches with potential to overachieve. The storytelling is all about being better than the opponent across from you.

This year, the addition of NXT has been a big boost to the company. They feel like an invading force with so much to prove. I have my reservations about booking this many triple threat matches including elimination tag triple threat, but WWE has time to figure it out.

It's all been good storytelling couple with smart booking. WWE finally found a way to make NXT relevant enough to make it a real competitor to AEW. We'll see if it lasts past Survivor Series because, if it does, WWE got the job done no matter how good the show is.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Zombieland is an absolute blast to comedic blast of energy. With great actors at the helm and a clever premise, it showcases director Ruben Fleischer and frequent collaborators Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick at their best even if it is a fairly simplistic story at its core.

Quick Take: Zombieland: Double Tap carries forward the original's story and characters well. However, ten years later, it does not feel quite as relevant or effective. It is still a fun ride though and guided by a fantastic set of actors at the helm.

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I watched WWE Crown Jewel 2019, but I'm not even going to give it the opportunity to stand in the title of this article. I'm not going to talk about it beyond the fact that it was bad. It was really bad.

I am so genuinely frustrated with it that I barely want to even mention that Cesaro vs. Mansoor was really good. It almost cracked my best matches list. Everything else was so bad that it dragged that match into the muck.

I have no idea how WWE can put so much time and energy into hyping these events than so little into actually executing. It's almost like most of these guys don't want to be there.