Patrick Marlborough

The Disney+ series succeeds because it rebels against everything the mega-franchise has become.

In the 21st century, being a former colony still simping for Mother England as humiliating as it gets.

Shows like Disney's 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' are missing the point of George Lucas's fantastically peculiar universe.

With dozens of films and TV spin-offs now under its belt, the MCU isn't cinema. It's content.

Plant A Tree Co is what happens when Gen Z hustle culture collides with vapid social media activism.

Estimates of suicide numbers following Australia's automated debt program reach thousands. Here's how I know those numbers are possible.

We spoke to Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington about On Cinema's clairvoyance, lonely white men, and why Judd Apatow's tweets make Tim sad.

In 2019, when we live in a self-perpetuating, chaotic sketch, the show's hyperbolic parables seem less "random" than they do prescient.

The show's portrayal of an anxious Australian protagonist in a world of perverse caricature and logo hysteria is, uh, me.

The "circle of life" glosses over environmental destruction and colonialism as viewers ogle the savannah from the comfort of an air-conditioned mall.

Rob Paulsen, the voice of Yakko, tells us how the cult cartoon became "zany to the max."

Han was cool and mysterious. Then we got a spinoff that ruined the mystery.