Outside of Pirates of the Caribbean, Disney has failed to create successful film franchises based off their theme park rides. Their latest attempt, a film based on the Jungle Cruise… Read more Jungle Cruise Review: Initial smooth sailing heads into rough waters →
After years of requesting and COVID influenced delays, MCU fans have finally gotten the solo Black Widow outing they’ve been begging for and while it isn’t a flawless outing, it… Read more Black Widow Review: An action-packed spy adventure that nearly delivers a fitting send off →
The latest entry in the ongoing DC Universe Animated Original Movies saga, Justice Society: World War II, is a blast into the past with some stylistic and action-packed fun. The… Read more Justice Society: World War II Review: An action-packed and epic blast into the past →
While it originally was meant to be the next big animated theatrical release from producers Chris Miller and Phil Lord, Sony has brought The Mitchell’s Vs. the Machines to Netflix… Read more The Mitchells Vs. the Machines Review: A heartwarmingly hilarious animated family road trip for the ages →
The Pacific Rim franchise returns for more Jaeger versus Kaiju action with the new Netflix animated series Pacific Rim: The Black. Pacific Rim has always had the same problems that… Read more Pacific Rim: The Black Review: The franchise return for some more epic fights and slightly improved storytelling →
After nearly a decade long development hell that consisted of late reshoots and tons of writing changes, Edge of Tomorrow and American Made director Doug Liman’s Chaos Walking has finally… Read more Chaos Walking Review: Not a chaotic mess, but nothing worthwhile →
Spongebob Squarepants returns for another animated cinematic misadventure with The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run and it’s basically what you’d expect. The plot is oddly a mix between the… Read more The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run Review: It’s another Spongebob thing →
After over six years of animated silence, aside from a collaboration with Dutch filmmaker Michael Dudok de Wit for Red Turtle back in 2016, Studio Ghibli returns with its first… Read more Earwig and the Witch Review: A disappointing, but solid enough return for Studio Ghibli →
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