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About Colin Leggett
Colin Leggett is The Best War Games's Movies & TV editor. He is an avid film fan and a dedicated viewer of multiple television and streaming series. He has been writing and curating Movie and TV content for The Best War Games since December 2020. While he has seen so many great films over his life, his favorite remains John Carpenter's The Thing.
Industry Focus
Colin is focused mainly on the film and television industries. This includes staying up to date on the newest theatrical and streaming releases, as well as long-running and newly-premiering series. In addition, Colin is regularly checking the pulse of Hollywood, staying on top of movies in development, casting news, and behind-the-scenes drama.
Favorite Movies
The Thing - This movie is an absolute masterclass in tension, coupled with some truly incredible practical effects and an all-time score from Ennio Morricone.
Wayne's World - When it comes to absurd comedies, there's almost none that have done it better. Wayne's World has also aged surprisingly well, and is still fit for a rewatch in 2024.
The Shawshank Redemption - A lot of people would rank this pretty high on their favorites, but with its endearing message of hope in the bleakest of situations, it's hard not to include it.
Inglorious Basterds - Potentially Tarantino's best movie (hot take), this violent, comedic, and tense war fable stands with some of the best WWII movies there are.
Everything Everywhere All At Once - Maybe it's recency bias, but this Best Picture winner is still one of the weirdest, funniest, and most touching movies out there, filled to the brim with imaginative filmmaking and standout performances.
Favorite TV Shows
The Simpsons - There's definitely more bad than good Simpsons at this point, but no one can deny the incredible run from seasons 3 through 8. Those alone make this one of the best shows of all time.
Bob's Burgers - A worthy successor to The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers has not lost any momentum in its 12-plus seasons. It's the perfect encapsulation of a quirky family and the excellent music takes it over the top.
The Bear - This show hasn't been around that long, but it's already made an indelible mark on the media landscape. Never has a show better depicted the ravages of anxiety and depression, along with the incomparable stress of working in a kitchen.
Severance - Another recent show that has already made a huge impression, Severance is a near-perfect modern sci-fi mystery. The worldbuilding and characterization throughout is stunningly brilliant, and Adam Scott's lead performance is excellent.
The Boys - In the age of superhero fatigue, no show better satirizes the world of capes and cowls than The Boys. It's bloody, vulgar, and over-the-top in all the best ways.
Latest
Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Review
Ant-Man's third outing in the MCU doesn't rise above the expectations of every other Marvel project.
You Season 4 Part 1 Review
You is starting to show its age with an uneven and less than compelling start to season four.
Agent Elvis: Matthew McConaughey Plays The Singer Turned Spy In Netflix's New Animated Series
Elvis goes beyond the stage and into the world of spycraft in Netflix's new animated series.
Infinity Pool Review
Brandon Cronenberg's Infinity Pool dives into an intriguing idea but loses the thread the further it goes.
The Shazamily Faces Off Against the Daughters of Atlas In Latest Shazam! Fury of the Gods Trailer
Things are getting serious for the Shazamily in the newest Fury of the Gods trailer.
Missing Review
Missing doesn't skimp on its twisty mystery elements and makes the most of its storytelling format.
Scream VI: Ghostface Is More Extreme Than Ever In The Sequel's First Trailer
Ghostface takes Manhattan in the first full trailer for Scream VI.
Babylon Review
Overly long, abrasive, and occasionally entertaining, Babylon is as messy as its silent-era parties.
Does Avatar 2 Have A Post-Credits Scene?
Avatar: The Way of Water is a visual spectacle that's more than three hours long, but is there a post-credits scene?
Avatar: The Way of Water Review
James Cameron delivers another action-packed visual feast with Avatar: The Way of Water.
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio Review
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is a complex, layered fairy tale rendered in gorgeous stop-motion animation.
The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Review
The Guardians of the Galaxy deliver a shot of pure, unbridled holiday cheer in Marvel's latest special.
Strange World Review
For all its attempts at presenting what it promises, Strange World ends up feeling too generic.
Wednesday Review
Wednesday is a bit of an oddity, but its style and lead performance help it overcome its clichés.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Review
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a beautiful, emotional high point for Marvel Studios and a stirring tribute to Chadwick Boseman.
Something in the Dirt Review
Something in the Dirt is an engrossing, funny, and occasionally obtuse story about the search for meaning.
Star-Lord Is Going To Get The Best Gift Ever In The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Trailer
The Guardians of the Galaxy get in a Christmas mood and hunt for the perfect gift in the new Holiday Special trailer.
The Best War Games's Ultimate Netflix Guide
Everything you need to know about what's happening on Netflix.
Werewolf By Night Review
Marvel's special presentation of Werewolf By Night has plenty of style, but not enough substance to fill its brief runtime.
Amsterdam Review
Amsterdam is a gorgeous but sometimes slow trip through history anchored by an outstanding central cast.