I’ve been a huge Spider-Man fan since I was young, from the comics, cartoons, and toys, I was hooked on the Web-Head and wanted more of his adventures, so the movies are always a true delight for me. Yes, I know that Spider-Man 2 is great, that first one is truly memorable for me even … Continue reading Spider-Man: Homecoming Review: Web of Memories
Wonder Woman: The Hero WB Needed
I knew it would happen eventually. I would walk out of a DC movie without feeling the wrinkles on my face forming their own new creases as I tried to think about how it could have been salvaged. Since the travesty of Green Lantern though, this is the best thing Warner Brothers have been able … Continue reading Wonder Woman: The Hero WB Needed
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: Far Out Trash Panda
Let me get this out of the way: it’s good, not as great as the first one, while managing to be more character driven. Now… [Minor spoiler warnings] What a ride though. For anyone worrying that it was going to be Thor 2, Avengers 2, or the dreaded Iron-Man 2, relax, but yes, for every … Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: Far Out Trash Panda
Casting JonBenét: Meta Meets Method
Netflix’s latest documentary doesn’t attempt to solve the 20-year-old murder of child pageant star JonBenét Ramsey, but that doesn’t mean you won’t. Casting JonBenét isn’t a traditional documentary and is much more meta in its approach. The film features very few title cards and no omniscient narrations to direct the sequence of events. The audience … Continue reading Casting JonBenét: Meta Meets Method
The Monsters in All of Us: “Colossal” Review
All of us have things we're not proud of. Sometimes they're simple things, sometimes they are big and complex. Regardless of who you are, at some point in life, those things you're not proud of are going to have to be dealt with in some way or another. But what if those things manifested themselves … Continue reading The Monsters in All of Us: “Colossal” Review
The Beauty in “Your Name”
Something magical tends to happen when Anime comes to the big screen. Films by Satoshi Kon, Hayao Miyazaki, and Isao Takhata have been consistently inspiring, imaginative, elegant, beautiful, and honestly so many other adjectives apply that it's hard to list them all. While these names are arguably the most well known directors making Anime in … Continue reading The Beauty in “Your Name”
ReBoot: //Command Error
This just doesn’t seem like a good idea… I try not to be anti-reboot like many others I know, as some things really do deserve a new idea, a fresh look, or just the chance to being retold for the new generation, but so many projects that involve old franchises falter hard in comparison to … Continue reading ReBoot: //Command Error
