Cybersix (1999)—A Forgotten Show that Deserves a Reboot
Back when I was a kid, one of my favorite hobbies was staying up late watching TV. Why? Because that’s...
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Inside Out 2—A Predictable Exploration of the Teenage Mind
Back in 2015 Pixar released Inside Out, a film centered on the core emotions of a young girl named Riley....
How Summer Wars (2010) Explores the Dangers of A.I. and the Importance of Family
It’s that time again where I review another one of Mamoru Hosoda’s films. Perhaps best known for his anime films...
Suzume (2022)—Brutal, Hopeful and Frustrating
Buckle up folks, here we go again. The last time I’ve talked about Makoto Shinkai on Film Purgatory, I...
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (2005)—A Visually-stunning, yet Soulless Cash-grab
In 1997, Square Enix came out with the seventh installment in their popular Final Fantasy role-playing video game franchise....
Brother Bear (2003)—What it Means to Love
Well, well, Disney. We meet again. Back in the early 2000s, Disney began its experimental phase with movies that did...
Weathering with You (2019)—High Expectations, Disappointing Execution
Do you ever feel blue or I should say, under the weather sometimes? I know that I do from time...
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)—Dark, Gothic and Disney
Loosely based on the 1831 novel of the same name, Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame is often glossed over...
Rise of the Guardians (2009)—The Power of Self Belief
What does it mean to be a guardian? Jack Frost would tell you. DreamWorks has often produced hit or miss...
