It’s easy to understand why this project didn't secure substantial financial support. It seems there's an idea that a female protagonist could take on the traditional role of a medieval hero, defeating monsters when the usual male counterparts were unable; and another concept involving two male warrior characters developing feelings for each other instead of women, which is unusual in that setting; and also, a black …

The monarch has departed from established customs by bestowing a knighthood upon "Boldheart," someone not of noble birth. Her intention was to create a sense of optimism and national pride, but as expected, there were those who disagreed with her decision. When she is murdered during the ceremony honoring him, the kingdom swiftly turns against the man they once celebrated. Even his partner, another knight named "Gold…

Nimona may well be the most enjoyable film I’ve seen in quite some time. It's simply pure, unadulterated fun, regardless of whether you consider it anime or not! Setting aside the deeper meanings woven into the story, Nimona is a top-tier superhero, brimming with genuine and relatable human emotions. And she’s also incredibly funny; "Arm chopping isn't a love language," she quips—apparently having read Chapman’s b…

This film takes an unusual approach. Science fiction combined with knights? I found that appealing. There’s a good time to be had, but underneath the surface lies considerable depth and intense feelings. My one complaint concerns two of the central characters; they are portrayed as gay. It isn't about disapproval of anyone’s sexuality—it just feels like modern movies feel obligated to feature LGBTQ+ couples. It seems…