Even during revolutions, some who break the most barriers find themselves deemed too radical. During the French Revolution in the late 18th Century, new democratic ideas spread throughout the country. While many new ideas led to enlightenment within the country, the door for upward mobility cracked open. However, racism still held firm, leaving the works … Continue reading Review: ‘Chevalier’ – Nice Time for a Personal Revolution
The Mandalorian – “Chapter 20: The Foundling” Recap
Last week The Mandalorian provided us with parallel stories that ended in tragedy. This week, we continue on Bo-Katan’s journey for discovery. Joining her is Grogu, who must examine his past to embrace his future. Both are lost in their paths after decades of survival. With Din, they may have found their path. Directed by … Continue reading The Mandalorian – “Chapter 20: The Foundling” Recap
The Mandalorian – ‘Chapter 19: The Convert’ Recap
After Bo-Katan observed a genuine ancient being in the Living Waters, it was clear something had awoken in her. Whether years of fighting alongside and against fellow Mandalorians had taken their toll on her. Yet diving back into the ancient customs of her people, even observing a mythological beast, does wonders. While she remains jealous … Continue reading The Mandalorian – ‘Chapter 19: The Convert’ Recap
Review: ‘Boston Strangler’ – A Solid Film That Fails to Make the Headlines
Serial killers have long been a subject ripe for picking for dark yet intriguing Hollywood productions. Done right, they expose the dark side of human nature and the perseverance of the human condition. The protagonist often isn't fighting to survive, they are fighting for what's right, for the truth. In the case of true crime … Continue reading Review: ‘Boston Strangler’ – A Solid Film That Fails to Make the Headlines
‘The Mandalorian’ – ‘Chapter 17: The Apostate’ Recap
It’s been 2 years since the events of Season 2. Those who only watch The Mandalorian need a recap. The last time we saw Grogu, he left Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) to join Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and become a Jedi. Favreau, Filoni and co. reversed during The Book of Boba Fett, which reunited the … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian’ – ‘Chapter 17: The Apostate’ Recap
Final Predictions for the 95th Annual Oscar Nominations
Check out our list of predictions for the 95th Annual Academy Awards. Have a great time watching the nominations tomorrow morning. Without further ado here are the predicted nominees. Best Picture All Quiet on the Western Front Babylon The Banshees of Inisherin Everything Everywhere All At Once Elvis The Fabelmans Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio Top … Continue reading Final Predictions for the 95th Annual Oscar Nominations
The Top 25 Most Rewatchable Films of 2022
With 2022 in our rearview mirror, we should look back at the films we expect to stay with us. Of course, it's not as simple as the box office or even which ones we believe leave a cultural footprint. So which films do you think will become the most rewatchable films of 2022, and why? … Continue reading The Top 25 Most Rewatchable Films of 2022
Review: A Whole New ‘Strange World’ for You and Me
The Walt Disney studios first released a full-length animated movie in 1937, a full eighty-five years ago. Eighty- five years before that, the United States was still 9 years away from engaging in civil war. Perhaps a strange way to begin a review, but not without context. Eighty-five years is a long time when generational … Continue reading Review: A Whole New ‘Strange World’ for You and Me
Review: ‘Billy Flanigan: The Happiest Man on Earth’ Strives for More than a Human Interest Story
Appearances can be deceiving, and the exploration of a person's life can yield surprising results. On its face, the documentary Billy Flanigan: The Happiest Man on Earth appears to be a fun discussion about the life of a Disney performer. As those within the theme park community know, these kinds of films have been extremely … Continue reading Review: ‘Billy Flanigan: The Happiest Man on Earth’ Strives for More than a Human Interest Story
Review: ‘The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales’ Wrestles with the Disney Legacy
Before I begin, I want to be honest about my background before reviewing Abigail E. Disney and Kathleen Hughes’ The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales. Prior to my life as a critic, I was a Walt Disney World Cast Member for more than four years. Therefore, the life depicted in Ms. Disney’s film contains … Continue reading Review: ‘The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales’ Wrestles with the Disney Legacy