It kind of feels too soon for me to be typing a review of Crave Original turned HBOMax liscend turned internet sensation Heated Rivalry. More than any other show in this holiday window, the show has generated the type of conversation most television programs only dream about and launched a whole new fanbase even more
We have another bonus to hold you over while we let Godzilla rest! As we gear up for season two of 2 Black Guys Talk Godzilla, some may wonder how the guys feel about the other major Kaiju creation of the Showa era. Well, Terence and Aaron Neuwirth decided to start a mini-project between seasons where we cover the protector of children himself, Gamera.
Heated Rivalry has captured hearts, minds, and other body parts during its first season. With episode 5 came some of the most iconic moments from the books and while there were a few misses, its a wholly enjoyable episode of television that has me excited for the finale. First and foremost, Episode 5 of Heated
There are few directors, if any, working today who can match James Cameron’s understanding of how to derive every emotion possible from spectacle. Now three films into his Avatar series, he continues to find new and thrilling ways to generate awe, invite emotional resonance, and visual depict action. So then why does Avatar: Fire and
After the emotional resonance of episode three, Heated Rivalry returns us back to the main narrative following Shane and Ilya for the fourth episode. Titled Rose, the episode takes us from 2014-2016, chronicling Shane finally achieving hockey immortality, the increasingly growing feelings between the two men, and Rose Landry. This episode was a mixed bag
Heated Rivalry has taken over the internet and everyone has thoughts. As it happens, so do Stacey and I. I bring my longtime friend over to the Zoom streets for convo on the first three episodes, the adaptation choices, and how the third episode really was a game changer wink wink