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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
Star Wars: Andor Premiere Review
Andor finds success in tossing out the typical Star Wars playbook and telling an entirely different kind of story.
Reboot Review
Despite a great cast and a fun concept, Reboot never rises above the sitcom tropes that it ostensibly wants to mock.
Pinocchio Review
Disney's live-action reimagining of Pinocchio is beautifully rendered but loses much of the original's magic.
Barbarian Review
Multiple perspectives and timely themes help to elevate Barbarian above the typical B horror.
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Premiere Review
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law's premiere episode can't always shake the typical weaknesses of a comedy pilot, but it's still a smashing good time.
Day Shift Review
Netflix's Day Shift adds up to an interesting idea and a couple of good action sequences brought down by a truly awful script.
Bodies Bodies Bodies Review
Smartly satirical and brutally biting, Bodies Bodies Bodies is a fun and fresh take on the slasher genre.
The Sandman Review
Netflix's The Sandman is a more than worthy adaptation of Neil Gaiman's celebrated work.
Bullet Train Review
Unlike its titular mode of transportation, Bullet Train never manages to stay on the rails long enough to work properly.
Paper Girls Review
A strong cast and thoughtful themes don't quite elevate Paper Girls above its most basic flaws.
It's All About Family In The First Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Trailer
Billy Batson is back and fighting even more powerful enemies in Shazam! Fury of the Gods.
Dungeons And Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Trailer Debuts At San Diego Comic-Con
Paramount dropped the first trailer for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves online after its premiere at SDCC.
Kurt Russell And Wyatt Russell Join Godzilla Series For Apple TV Plus
The father-son acting duo are the latest cast members to join Apple TV's upcoming series set in the Monsterverse.
Spear and Fang Return In Primal's Intense Season 2 Trailer
Genndy Tartakovsky's thrilling animated series Primal marks its return with a spellbinding and intense trailer.
The Princess Review
With no story, no style, and nothing particularly interesting to say, The Princess is a royal mess.
Only Murders in the Building Season 2 Review
The second season of Only Murders in the Building expertly continues its comedic storytelling with a new mystery.
Wyatt Russell Talks Possible Return As US Agent In Thunderbolts
Wyatt Russell was asked about his possible return as John Walker aka US Agent in Marvel's recently announced Thunderbolts movie.
Stranger Things: Everyone Gets Ready For A Fight In The Full Season 4 Vol. 2 Trailer
The Hawkins gang gear up and Eleven makes a stand as everyone gets ready to take on Vecna In The Stranger Things Season 4 Vol. 2 trailer.
Lightyear Review
Lightyear's spectacular space action helps to make up for its somewhat muddled story.