Movie Review: Ghostbusters: Afterlife
I campaign for Ghostbusters: Afterlife to be a cynicism test barometer. If you’re a cynical person, you will despise this film, hating the film even …
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Movie Review: King Richard
There are a lot of movie convergences going on in King Richard, all good. It’s a Will Smith movie, and, for the first time in …
Movie Review: Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise is Disney trying to make ITS dreams come true. Always ready and able to make as many dollars as possible, they continue to …
Movie Review: Space Jam: A New Legacy
Michael Jordan. Lebron James. The two greatest basketball players of all time. At this point, they’re basically inseparable, and will be sparking furious debates over …
Movie Review: Cruella
Cruella hopes for the Maleficent route in the Disney cash grab, I mean, live action remakes/reimaginings of their IP. On paper, all the makings are …
Movie Review: Yes Day
Yes Day is a good reminder that not every kids movie has to be Pixar level allegorical tales studying the depths of human emotion. Sometimes …
Movie Review: Minari
The American Dream. Much like love, you know it when you see it. Minari is very much a story about the American Dream. Compared to …
Movie Review: Finding ‘Ohana
It would be easy to dismiss Finding ‘Ohana as a Goonies clone. I would respond with this: is that a bad thing? Remixing one of …
Movie Review: Education
And so we hit the end. The last of the Small Axe films. After court cases, police infiltration, house parties, and more than a bit …
Movie Review: Godmothered
Godmothered proves Disney is thinking bigger about revisiting its past: it’s not all just cynical cash grabs. They eviscerated their princess formula in Enchanted. And …