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Movie Reviews: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
I feel obligated to remind everyone that this is where we started… And here we are today with a third Sonic the Hedgehog film winning over long time fans, newcomers and critics alike, cementing that this saga is here to stay for the long haul. With the introduction of the character Shadow, expectations were high if the filmmakers could step up the action and drama. And you better believe that…
Movie Reviews: Superman (2025)
If I’m compelled to see the same movie in theaters twice, then it’s a damn great movie. And as per the post’s title, James Gunn’s Superman is now on my personal movie list for multiple theater watches. Much like everyone else out here, I couldn’t get myself into a lot of DC’s live action films of the last decade with the excessively drab vibes. Maybe once in a while, there would be a decent movie…
Movie Reviews: The Wild Robot
Never underestimate the power of word of mouth advertising. Cause that’s the primary reason I made time to catch The Wild Robot in theaters last year. And thank goodness I did, because it may be among the best out of Dreamworks Animation, no exaggeration. Even after it came to streaming, it still blows me away with the phenomenal storytelling and visuals I will never get tired of. A container of…
Movie Reviews: The Boy and the Heron
Hayao Miyazaki was set to retire after the release of The Wind Rises in 2013. But, like you do, it wasn’t meant to be. Just a few years later, he began working on The Boy and the Heron. Without a deadline in sight, Miyazaki and many of Ghibli’s long time animators took their time hand-drawing every single frame. The end result delivered a beautifully crafted film, both in animation and story, as…
Movie Reviews: Cats (2019)
Full disclosure: I unironically adore the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats. Yes, seriously. I know it is absolutely weird, and it barely has a plot, let alone a “point” to it. To me, that’s the beauty of Cats. It relishes in the nonsense and spectacle for the sake of nonsense and spectacle. Webber just had the most bizarre of passion projects, and I can’t help but admire his ambition to make…
Movie Reviews: The Substance
I hate seeing needles being used for medical purposes. Even as I inch closer to 30 years old, I have to talk nonsense or sing in the doctor’s office for annual blood draws to not psych myself out. Despite that, I powered through The Substance because that’s how much this movie captivated me. Granted the needles are nowhere near the most grotesque things in the movie. But with themes of female…
Movie Reviews: Glass Onion
In 2019, Knives Out premiered with massive success as a modernized whodunit mystery. It had a fantastic cast (especially Daniel Craig as Benoit Blanc), a beautifully over the top setting, genuinely surprising twists and turns, and excellently weaved in commentary on race and class consciousness. So what do you do when you got a great movie? Make a series out of it. In the age of franchises, that…
Movie Reviews: Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Okay, so I procrastinated close to the release of the third one. Despite a hell of a rocky start with a trailer so bashed that it delayed release to re-animate the lead character, Sonic the Hedgehog still came out as a fantastic video game movie. It gave us a lot of fun action and a start to those strong characters and friendships which always drove the franchise. Yet it left many wanting so…
Dr. Kevin Casey from "Scrubs": An Underrated Representation on Mental Health
I really wanted to talk about Scrubs for a while as it has one of the most underrated representations of mental health: Dr. Kevin Casey as played by Michael J. Fox with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). I had some notes down for a while but didn’t figure out how to express them until I just made a TikTok about it. Now that I verbalized what I wanted to say, I thought I’d polish up some of…
Movie Reviews: Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse
Sony Pictures Animation blew it out of the park when they took it upon themselves to give Miles Morales the solo film debut he deserved. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse delivered a beautifully stylized film with such innovative animation combining 2D and 3D that every studio now wants in on. And it gave an amazing story with some delicious meta commentary on what it takes to be a hero. It even…
Anime Reviews: Higurashi: When They Cry - Gou
Well…. Fuck. Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni (or When They Cry) was one of the first horror anime I got into. The late 2000’s was quite the experimental time for my anime tastes since I finally got regular Internet access at the ripe age of 11. I branched beyond long form shows like Naruto and One Piece and just dived into whatever grabbed my eye. Eventually, through a friend from GaiaOnline (yes, I’m…
Movie Reviews: Cinderella (2021)
How on God’s green Earth could one ever fuck up Cinderella, one of the most retold fairy tales of all time? Welp, Amazon Prime found a way. With how much was thrown into this film’s marketing, Cinderella (2021) failed to capture audiences for anything but being dragged for filth. Sure, it had a high number of viewers, but considering its release while the entertainment industry caught up from…
Movie Reviews: The Menu
Only in recent years have I found myself more drawn to thriller and horror, so I’m still gauging my personal threshold on these genres. But if a movie has an “Eat the rich” vibe like The Menu, it’s guaranteed to catch my interest. A dinner with a potentially deadly outcome? Not only was I down for a watch, The Menu is steadily becoming one of my most rewatched flicks in recent years. A young…
Movie Reviews: The Super Mario Bros. Movie
American-made video game movies have come quite a way in recent years to prove such adaptations can work with the right amount of care in the stories and characters. From Detective Pikachu to Sonic the Hedgehog; hell, even on TV with The Last of Us, it’s been hits, one right after the other. So it only just made sense for the cream of the crop of video games to get the same treatment: The Super…
Movie Reviews: Madame Web
Okay, if y’all are going to hype up a movie as the worst comic book adaptation, I’m expecting something akin to Daredevil (2003) kick starting the meme-ification of Evanescence’s music. That said, oh Lord, Madame Web is a movie. You would think a comic superhero mentor with clairvoyance would be easy to make a decent film out of. Yet Sony found a way to fumble in another attempt to make their…
TV Reviews: One Piece- Netflix, Season 1
More often than not, live-action adaptations of manga and anime are dead on arrival. There may be a good one once in a blue moon, but they primarily range from forgettable to total dumpster fire, especially if they’re American-made. Much like Disney live action remakes, they only seem to exist to make a quick buck and not if there’s a fresh way to retell a story over real people. Rarely do you…
Standards for Love in the Everyday of Scrubs
When asked of the most romantic scenes in media, many point to the grandest of grand gestures whether it’s Jack making Rose feel like she can fly in Titanic or Harry listing off all of Sally’s idiosyncrasies he loves in When Harry Met Sally. As I get closer to 30, I find myself drawn to the more grounded to reality moments when you realize a couple is in it for a long haul; when two lives…
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