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HONGKONG — Renowned Hong Kong author Louis Cha, whose epic martial arts thrillers inspired numerous films and sold some 300 million copies worldwide, has died aged 94.
It’s not a total stretch to declare 2016 the embodiment of Lemony Snicket’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events”—a mutated, toxic, Obscurus-ish, Death Star-esque version that exists in Dormammu’s Dark Dimension.
To describe “Doctor Strange” as otherworldly is both a cliche and understatement. It introduces a new breed of superhero to Marvel’s cinematic arsenal, one that is not characterized by metal weaponry or spandex suits. It has begun redefining what a superhero is, and even more so, what a superhero can do, in the context of the Avengers.
“A Monster Calls” tells the story of a boy who seeks the help of a tree monster to cope with his single mom’s terminal illness.
