Reviews

Although we mainly focus on reviews of movies and TV or streaming series, we have a wide array of reviews here at Cosmic Circus. This includes concerts, tech and other products, travel, games, books, and comics.

Refer to the Stellar Picks archive to find some of our top-rated movies, shows, books, games, and more!


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FIFINE X3: Budget-Friendly Wireless Headphones That Hit the Right Notes for Podcasters

As a podcaster, your headphones are just as critical as your microphone. They allow you to monitor your audio in real-time, catch unwanted noise, and ensure the best possible listening experience for your audience. So, when FIFINE—a brand known for its budget-friendly yet high-quality audio gear—released the FIFINE X3 wireless headphones, I knew I had to test them. The promise of

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‘A Nice Indian Boy’ Combines Heart, Humor, and Hope

A Nice Indian Boy is a beautiful and hilarious new movie from director Roshan Sethi. The script is written by Eric Randall, based on a play of the same name by Madhuri Shekar. Sethi’s movie adaptation stars Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff as an unconventional Indian couple dealing with the family pressures of a traditional South Asian family. Lead actor Karan

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‘Warfare’ is a Nightmarishly Immersive War Movie That Transcends

Warfare is not a traditional military film. For most of the movies in the genre, jingoism echoes at the forefront, almost as if they aim to serve as recruitment videos more than pieces of art. Xenophobia is usually a tool to create a villain for the American heroes of the film. For example, American Sniper manufactured a Muslim threat for Bradley

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‘The Penguin Lessons’ is a Wholesome Yet Conventional Story About a Man and His Penguin

People love animals, and the charms and cuteness of animals have acted as the driving force behind heartfelt and wholesome stories for decades. The Penguin Lessons follows in the footsteps of movies like Beethoven, with a curmudgeonly middle-aged man who reluctantly takes in a pet, only to form a bond with the animal that changes his outlook on life. It all feels very

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OBSBOT Tail Air Review: A Podcaster’s Perspective

As a podcaster, I’m always looking for tools that can elevate the quality of my content without adding unnecessary complexity to my workflow. Video podcasts are becoming the norm, and if you want to stand out, high-quality visuals are just as crucial as incredible audio. Enter the OBSBOT Tail Air, a 4K AI-powered PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera that promises seamless tracking, stunning

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‘Side Quest’: A Supplemental and Perfectly Titled Series

If you’ve been following some of my writing, you know I’m a huge fan of Apple TV+ and the comedies on the streaming service. So when they announced Side Quest, a spinoff of Mythic Quest (another favorite of mine), I knew I had to check it out. With four half-hour episodes that are connected to the overall universe of Mythic Quest,

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‘Death of a Unicorn’: A Slapstick Monster Fest for Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega

Death of a Unicorn is a comically unhinged concept. The foundation has all the flavors of an SNL Digital Short or a Robot Chicken segment. The movie finds an existence on one unique question: What if we made a Jurassic Park movie but used unicorns instead of dinosaurs? To increase the insanity, take a wholesome comedic star like Paul Rudd and

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‘Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ Game Review: Explores Feudal Japan

For years, the Assassin’s Creed fans have wanted a proper game set in feudal Japan. Ubisoft has finally answered that call with Assassin’s Creed Shadows, a title that transports players to the late 16th century. Assassin’s Creed Shadows not only allows us to explore Japan’s rich environment and learn more about its history, but also brings a breath of fresh air

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‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ Book Review: A Page-Turning, Fan Service-Stuffed ‘Hunger Games’ Story

Sunrise on the Reaping, the latest book in The Hunger Games franchise, exploded onto bookshelves earlier this month to finally tell a story fans have been begging to see for over a decade. Author Suzanne Collins returns to Panem during the 50th Hunger Games, also known as the Second Quarter Quell and the bloodiest Hunger Games in history. The victor of

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