Rafael Motamayor is a freelance writer who specializes in pop culture and animation. His work has been featured in various publications including IGN, SlashFilm, Vulture, and IndieWire. Rafael covers a wide range of topics within the entertainment industry, from film and television to anime and video games.
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Rafael Motamayor's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly in the realms of anime, gaming, and related franchises such as Marvel and Star Wars. His articles often include reviews, how-to guides, and investment analysis.
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"X-Men '97" has been a dream come true, delivering an even more mature, bold version of the original '90s animated series.
By: Rafael Motamayor
The manga's latest reveal is poignant and fitting
By: Rafael Motamayor
Furiosa director George Miller was inspired by the Lord of the Rings trilogy to take a whole new approach to VFX.
Furiosa director George Miller was inspired by the Lord of the Rings trilogy to take a whole new approach to VFX.
By: Rafael Motamayor
Spoilers follow. The "Planet of the Apes" movies make up one of the best franchises in Hollywood history, always innovating in the world of
By: Rafael Motamayor
The Planet of the Apes series has over 50 years of tradition and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes continues one started in the original film.
By: Rafael Motamayor
Middle-earth is back in full force, with more stories set in Tolkien's world at the same time than ever before.
By: Rafael Motamayor
The following contains spoilers for "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes."
By: Rafael Motamayor
Frank Herbert's "Dune" was long thought to be an unadaptable book. Despite its huge influence on the sci-fi genre, the novel's massive scope, many
By: Rafael Motamayor
Dune director Denis Villeneuve opted to have the movie's opening quotes spoken by a Sardaukar priest, instead of by Princess Irulan like in the book.
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