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I will never forget my first viewing of Phantom Thread. The opening alone has stayed with me for years. It continues to be one of the most pleasurable sensory experiences I have ever encountered. Hearing Jonny Greenwood’s breathtaking score as we see Reynolds Woodcock's morning routine. One by one, the seamstresses file into place in the workshop. Rooms are set up, coats are put on and breakfast i

Leviticus opens on a string of bad omens before either of its leads says a word. A pool shower clicks on with no one near it; a girl mid-conversation with someone unseen starts screaming, her bloody hands clawing for an exit. Then the film cuts to the Australian outback, with an animal skull wired to a fence and a snake mid-swallow on a frog. It's an entrance built almost entirely out of death, an

Hey Peliplaters! I'm sure you've noticed how much Short Stories have taken over Peliplat lately. We have original story writing challenges, and now a dedicated home for all your fiction in the Stories tab. We truly believe the best stories end up making the best movies, so this was the natural addition to the Peliplat-universe. As the next part of my How to Peliplat series, here are some tips and

Supergirl is the latest installament of DC Studios and it‘s adapting the comic book Woman of Tomorrow, directed by Craig Gillispie and stars Milly Alcock, Jason Momoa, Evie Henry and David Corenswet This is mostly an origin story to Supergirl, but also a fairly continuation of Superman. The Movie Has Some Solid Moments Supergirl starts off with a solid first act introducing what Kara has been up t

The showrunner nearly tripped on some cables as he ran to meet the contestants. “Good of you to come in so early. I hope that the car got there in time and that you had…” Michael could tell that they were not listening, no matter how excited they were to be here. “It’s Never Too Late!” had been the top reality-television show on the network for the last five years, but it seemed as if the contesta

*Lots of spoilers* So, a lot of people LOVED Backrooms. Like, love loved it. Like, the movie could do no wrong loved it. I, on the other hand, was sat in my blue-leather theatre seat wracking my brain for what possible reason someone might think this was the absolute best movie to exist. Or, that this was a REALLY good movie– that also felt like a stretch. Where was the story? Honestly? Yes, I get

Disclaimer: Apologies in advance to the seven Peliplat readers who actually liked Superman (2025). And to the studio executives who thought doubling down on this "strategy" was a good idea, we have a bridge in Metropolis to sell you. Spoilers? Absolutely. Do we care? Less than James Gunn cares about the definition of "storytelling is king." Proceed at your own risk. Remember when I wrote Kryptonit