Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season Two: Is It Easier To Be Neurodivergent or Fight a God?
Film & TV
Lightning and Thunder on the Big Screen: OTwo Reviews Song Sung Blue
Is This Thing On? Under Pressure and Other Complicated Feelings
OTwo Reviews: Hamnet
.png)
Searching for Connection: Love, Belonging, and Isolation in Rental Family
From a chance encounter to genuine familial fulfilment, Richard Tobin reviews director Hikari’s immersive exploration of her native Japan.…
Is Hollywood Over As We Know It?
Hollywood is on the ventilator and tech billionaires are planning the funeral. Audiences and creatives are confronted with the new reality of the entertainment landscape. In a sea of formulaic streaming content, skill and storytelling are increasingly overshadowed by talks of metrics and profitability.…
.png)
Is Charli XCX The Moment?
OTwo Editor Alice Keegan considers Charli XCX’s upcoming switch to cinema with her upcoming mockumentary, The Moment.…
A Mirror on Reality: No Other Choice and the World it Reflects
Richard Tobin reviews Park Chan-wook’s striking depiction of a working-class family undone by capitalism, left with little money and even fewer options.…
What’s the Deal with Oscar Narratives?
OTwo Reviews: The Housemaid
OTwo Reviews: It: Welcome to Derry
OTwo Reviews: Marty Supreme
OTwo Reviews: Avatar Fire and Ash
An Unflinching and Unforgettable Reality: It Was Just an Accident review
A Panopticon in Disguise: Surveillance and Social Control in The Running Man
The Male Gaze, Film Critics and “Women’s Cinema”
Broadway’s Final Act: Ethan Hawke is Lorenz Hartz
Cillian Howley reviews Blue Moon (2025), highlighting the portrayal and ‘incisive character study’ of American lyricist Lorenz Hartz.…
Zootopia 2: A Second Lap Around the City
In a sequel that doesn’t quite seem to catch its own tail, Richard Tobin reviews Zootopia 2, a film released nearly a decade after the original.…