Tapping into a style not seen in nearly a decade by writer/director Robert Rodriguez, We Can Be Heroes is sort of that spiritual successor for Rodriguez’s more family-friendly stints like… Read more We Can Be Heroes Review: A mostly worthy Spy Kids/Sharkboy and Lavagirl successor →
Both as an adaptation of author Roald Dahl’s The Witches and a remake of Nicolas Roeg’s 1990 classic of the same name, writer/director Robert Zemeckis’ new adaptation simply pales in… Read more The Witches Review: Another bland and pointless remake living in the shadows of its material →
J.G Quintel has worked on and created some of my favorite cartoons growing up. Whether it was his work on Camp Lazlo and The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack or creating… Read more HBO Max’s Close Enough Review: Regular Show – all grown up →
Originally supposed to make it ways to theaters back in 2019, then in January 2020, then April, and now has finally come onto Amazon Prime with the pandemic still keeping… Read more My Spy Review: Bautista and Coleman are the best part of this overly familiar family action/comedy →
Over the last few years, there has been a seemingly endless stream of adaptations where even the sickest of people somehow find love. Films like Five Feet Apart and The… Read more Babyteeth Review: Scanlen’s incredible breakout performance creates one of the best films of 2020 →
Netflix’s Stranger Things gave us a slew of young talent that have been killing it since their start on the series. At this point, it’s hard not to see the… Read more Abe Review: Schnapp leads a strong and compelling story about food, family, and culture →
With Pixar seemingly done with crafting sequels to their classic films, a new year and a new decade marks a new directions for one of the best animation studios in… Read more Onward Review: Pixar’s latest is unfortunately their most forgettable →
Fresh off her highly regarded coming of age story, Lady Bird, writer/director Greta Gerwig returns with her own adaptation on the classic Louisa May Alcott novel Little Women. Gerwig’s adaptation… Read more Little Women Review: Gerwig’s adaptation proves the timelessness of the iconic novel →
