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‘The Circle’ Review: ‘Black’ Mirror Without the Bite
‘The Circle’ Review: ‘Black’ Mirror Without the Bite
‘The Circle’ Review: ‘Black’ Mirror Without the Bite
In the second act of The Circle (a film so poorly structured that it feels like it has five acts instead of three), Emma Watson’s painfully earnest protagonist Mae Holland decides to go “transparent” and have her entire life live-streamed around the clock, save for the occasional three-minute bathroom break. Throughout these sequences, CGI text boxes appear on screen to display viewer comments in “real-time,” with half-baked thoughts ranging from “I just ate cheese from last year” to “My girlfriend dumped me.” Those comments, often irrelevant and ineloquent, are the only part of The Circle that feels remotely relevant or clever…or entertaining. The rest, like the titular shape, is hollow.
Agents of SHIELD Review: 'Hot Potato Soup' and Patton Oswalt
Agents of SHIELD Review: 'Hot Potato Soup' and Patton Oswalt
Agents of SHIELD Review: 'Hot Potato Soup' and Patton Oswalt
Marvel’s ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ finally pivots Season 4’s ‘LMD’ program to answer the Koenig mystery with “Hot Potato Soup,” so can Patton Oswalt come to play every week? And is the revelation of our mystery “Superior” worth it? Find out in our full review of ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s latest!
'Agents of SHIELD' Returns Patton Oswalt in New Clips
'Agents of SHIELD' Returns Patton Oswalt in New Clips
'Agents of SHIELD' Returns Patton Oswalt in New Clips
Patton Oswalt, Patton Oswalt and perhaps even Patton Oswalt are all returning to Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Next week’s “Hot Potato Soup” will finally answer the question behind the mysteriously multiplicitous Koenig brothers, for which three new clips reintroduce the family, and tease Philinda fans with a long-awaited kiss.

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