James Grebey

James Grebey is a writer, reporter, and fairly decent cartoonist living in Brooklyn. He's written for SPIN Magazine, BuzzFeed, MAD Magazine, and more. He thinks Double Stuf Oreos are bad and he's ready to die on this hill.

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The future of Pokémon: 5 experts on VR, open worlds, and remakes

From fan-site founders to the voice of Ash Ketchum, 5 Pokémasters share their wishlists for the franchise after Scarlet and Violet.

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'The Meg' Movie Is Way Less Violent Than the Original Book

The book opens with a giant shark eating a Tyrannosaurus.

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Who Will Ben Schwartz Kiss in the Live-Action Sonic the Hedgehog Movie?

He's voicing Sonic, but who is he smoochin'?

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‘The Meg’ Is a Jason Statham Movie, Not a Shark Movie

That’s not a bad thing, necessarily.

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The Academy Awards Just Made Some Really Dumb Changes

"Outstanding achievement in popular film" is a bad category. 

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Netflix Will Stop Streaming Marvel Movies

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'Infinity War' Production Designer Reveals the Secrets of Titan's Creation

"Rather than just create an apocalyptic world, you have to see it before that event had happened."

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Spider-Man Will Be Joined by Two MCU Veterans in 'Homecoming' Sequel

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Red Skull Could Return to the MCU After 'Infinity War,' Directors Hint

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'Guardians of the Galaxy' Actor Will Quit if James Gunn's Script Isn't Used

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‘Star Wars’ Live-Action Show Will Be 'Game of Thrones'-Level Expensive

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‘Infinity War’ Directors Reveal the Answer to a Teeny Tiny Plot Hole

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How Long Until 'Avengers 4' Comes Out? Let Marvel Depress You With the Answer

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'Christopher Robin' Is a Late-Stage Capitalism Version of 'Hook'

Labor rights, not Winnie the Pooh, are the movie's real hero. 

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'Christopher Robin' Glosses Over the Whole "He Fought in World War II' Thing

Did Winnie the Pooh's best friend ever make a kill?

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Superman's Mustache Fiasco Was Nearly Avoided, 'Fallout' Director Says

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The Hulk Wasn't a Scared Little Baby in 'Infinity War' After All

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Warner Bros. Almost Cut the Most Savage 'Teen Titans Go! to the Movies'Joke

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Venom Eats a Dude's Face and Says "Turd" in the New Movie Trailer

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'Teen Titans Go!' Actor Hints at Original Series Revival in Now-Deleted Tweet