Movie, TV, and Game Reviews
If you like what I do and want to show your support, please consider buying me a coffee Disenchanted is another lazy sequel from Disney that no one asked for. This lazy and uninspired kids' film is a waste of time, don't bother streaming it. If you are a fan of Enchanted, watch that instead. If you... Continue Reading →
Image Source I wasn't impressed by this sequel. As of writing this, I struggle to remember what I just watched. If you are a fan of the original, you have already been disappointed. For the rest of you, watch the original instead. This attempt feels heartless and empty. It is a very cheesy and cartoonish... Continue Reading →
Image Source Thor Love and Thunder just released on Disney + and while I wouldn't go out of my way to go watch it, you won't hate it if you have to sit through it. This isn't the worst movie on the platform, but it is a mediocre superhero film. It certainly has some solid... Continue Reading →
Source I have mentioned this before, but I am not a huge fan of the MCU. That said, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is a clear exception. I was not ready for the brutally compelling story I received. This is possibly the coolest live-action superhero movie I have ever seen. I hope Disney takes notes... Continue Reading →
Source I am sure most of you have already seen the new expansion to the Star Wars universe, Obi-Wan Kenobi, that was just released on Disney+. For those still on the fence, I think waiting for more episodes might be a good play. While the acting and action are fine, It does little to set itself... Continue Reading →
Source I really wanted to like this movie because the mixed media style is great. Unfortunately, the interesting style does not hide how uninteresting and cliché this movie is. If you have to sit down and watch it with your kids, you will lose interest but there are worse movies out there. The movie treats... Continue Reading →
Source Turning Red is the perfect coming-of-age movie. It has fun and quirky characters, a cute story, and the song will get stuck in your head. Turning Red is a wonderful story of dealing with the changes of puberty and the pressures of clashing cultures. Mei has always been the ideal daughter, doing what she is told and... Continue Reading →
Source I watched Free Guy in theaters, and I enjoyed it. Rewatching it recently, however, I found that it has lost some of its initial intrigue. Although it wasn't bad, I can feel it not aging well. Free Guy relies heavily on pop culture references. Movies that heavily rely on pop culture references never age well. In a few... Continue Reading →
The recent trend of rebooting past series a modernizing them leaves me a bit uneasy. On one hand, it is nice to see a new generation experiencing media that was formative for my cultural identity, but on the other hand it is easy for greed to make such unique ideas come out incredibly generic. I... Continue Reading →
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