“That Was A Thing?”- How NBC’s Special Bulletin masters the art of slow-burn nuclear horror
So here’s a new idea for a column I have called “That Was A...
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Let’s listen to the Symphony of a Douchebag in D-Minor: A Review of Tar
If you’re a filmmaker and your goal is to craft a story about a...
Review: Quantumania isn’t quite the grandaddy of them all, though it’s another amusing Ant-Man escapade
Here’s yet another Marvel film where I scan clearly see the flaws in it...
Review: Avatar fans will gladly flow with The Way Of Water, but it could leave outsiders feeling washed out
It’s easy to make jokes about Avatar, but it’s not as if James Cameron...
Review: The Woman King stands out with thrills going back to the style of classic Hollywood epics
So after you’ve become an EGOT, what’s a Hollywood superstar to do? Viola Davis...
Review: The mystery spoof See How They Run has some sweetness alongside its sassy lampooning of Agatha Christie
My congratulations to Rian Johnson, because his recent whodunit hit Knives Out has sparked...
Review: It was wild action and a witty cast that made Bullet Train #1 with part of its title
I’ve had plenty of times where I’ve been at odds with critics on a...
Review: You won’t say “Nope” to this unique story of UFO hunting and the pursuit to be famous
Writer/director Jordan Peele came up with his new sci-fi thriller Nope while under pandemic...
A review of Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers (2022), by James Fabiano
Hi, I am no stranger to animation reviews. Last year or so I did...