Film and TV
Now that I’ve spent four years squawking my incoherent opinions about movies that you probably never bothered to read, I might as well leave some kind of lasting influence. So, here you are. A guide...
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Despite its star-heavy cast, the highly anticipated science fiction film failed to deliver anything different.
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“Infinity War” is a movie that shouldn’t have worked, but it did, and it’s fun.
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With his ninth film, “Isle of Dogs,” hitting theaters this weekend, the esoteric auteur’s filmography could end up becoming one of the most celebrated in American cinema.
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“Annihilation” is a visual feast and highly suspenseful, even downright scary at times. However, it’s hard to get around the lackluster characters, overworked dialogue and vague conclusion.
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It's morbidly amusing to consider that Steven Spielberg directed an adaptation of Twilight for boys.
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“Isle of Dogs,” serves as a reflection of Anderson’s inquisitive perspective of the world. The simplicity of the ideas which linger throughout his mind are brought to light on the big screen and...
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Ah, spring. Here's a few films to look out for in the upcoming season.
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The skating and film world merge thanks to the mastermind behind “Illegal Civilization,” director Mikey Alfred.
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Fullmetal Alchemist has wonderful characterization, amazing world-building, fun humor and an all-around joyous sense of adventure.
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“Atlanta” is nothing like any TV show the world has ever seen before. It takes risks, it immerses the audience and it speaks huge volumes in brief moments.
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Over the past 10 years, the MCU has not had a truly terrible movie, though some of them have been fairly lackluster.
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Ryan Coogler's "Black Panther" is a film rooted in real-life issues that tells one of Marvel's more grounded stories while being set in an unabashedly sci-fi setting.
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The Big Sick champions the romantic comedy genre, delivering humor, heart and reality while simultaneously staying true to its roots.
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