WARNING this article contains spoilers.

When Disney first announced “Raya and the Last Dragon” in 2019, avid princess movie fans were stoked, to say the least. Not only were we getting another strong princess trope, but it was another Disney movie set in Asia!

SPOILER ALERT! This review will contain spoilers for some aspects of WandaVision, so read at your own risk.

Amazon Prime’s “Utopia” (2020) is an intense power ride from beginning to end. The quick pacing of the plot with even more sinister underlying issues looming beneath work in its favor.

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