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Paul Adelstein as Jeff Kaplan | Agatha All Along 1x06
AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024) Familiar by Thy Side - 1.06 dir. Gandja Monteiro.
Reasons why I immediately liked "Agatha All Along" in just the first two episodes (no spoilers!!)
Kathryn Hahn is unleashed, everything we liked about her in WandaVision is amped up to 11 and it is a joy to see.
The rest of the cast is stellar, everyone was carefully handpicked. They have actors and actresses from different age groups and ethnicities.
No queerbaiting: the gay characters are featured up front and center in the lead roles: they are the protagonist, the antagonist and the sidekick. It´s also not left ambiguous like other series have done before to "play it safe".
Like WandaVision, the series eschews regular superhero tropes.
The portrayal of witches: it shows how not all witches will necessarily get along and they are not all the same. They all have different specialties and ethics, the witchcraft community is not presented as monolithic as it is often portrayed in other tv shows and movies.
It´s both hilarious and moving.
Seriously, just go watch it!!
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The Menu (2022) dir. Mark Mylod
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Agatha All Along (2024)
Today at the cinema
Crime 101
A slow-burn crime thriller that’s more tension than action.
Since the film is still pretty fresh, I’m keeping details to a minimum. No spoilers, obviously.
I liked it. And I really liked the ending.
My friend didn’t though. Like, at all. And that’s kinda the fun part. Two people, same movie, totally different reactions.
The cast is seriously strong. Even the smaller roles are stacked. Paul Adelstein’s in it, most people know him from Prison Break, and he’s playing an asshole again 😂
Nick Nolte, Jennifer Jason Leigh, all great.
Chris Hemsworth looks good as always. Yeah, I said it. And he actually does a really solid job too. Way calmer and more grounded than you might expect.
Mark Ruffalo is always steady for me. I found him the most believable as the cop. He was calm, focused, and authentic.
Barry Keoghan and Halle Berry also deliver. No weak links.
But the movie is too long. You could probably cut about 30 minutes. It spends a lot of time on Davis as a character and on Lou’s work issues. Did it need to be that detailed? Not really. A little more trust in the audience would’ve helped.
If you’re into slow, quiet storytelling with a smart plot and very little action, this one works. If you expect a faster pace, you’ll probably start shifting in your seat at some point.
Solid for me. With a strong ending.
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directed by Amy Landecker, 2025