The Adam Project (2022): Light on Logic, Heavy on Heart
Ever since the release of Deadpool, there has been a steady demand for more Ryan Reynolds films, and he shows...
Morbius (2022)—We Waited This Long for THAT?
Back in 2018, Sony released Venom in theaters in hopes to kick start a Spider-Man cinematic universe…without Spider-Man. After Venom...
Warrior (2011): Family, Forgiveness, and Fighting MMA
Estranged brothers, Tommy Riordan and Brendan Conlin, both find out about an MMA open tournament with a purse of $5...
Howl’s Moving Castle (2004)—Masterpiece of Aesthetic and Music
Based on a popular novel of the same name by Diane Wynne Jones, Howl’s Moving Castle revolves around a young...
The Darkest Hour (2011): A Boring and Weird Sci-Fi Adventure
Guess what everyone? It’s April Fool’s day! Many of you may think we’re reviewing Darkest Hour starring Gary Oldman as...
CODA (2021): The Power of Disability Representation in Film
Like Academy Award ceremonies in the past, personal drama has taken center stage in the public imagination over the films...
Don’t Look Up (2021)—The Most Unlikely Oscar Nomination
With the 94th Academy Awards taking place last Sunday, most of the nominations make sense. However, one nominee comes at...
Inside Llewyn Davis (2013): A Somber Reflection of Purpose
The Coen Brothers have created some of the most rewatchable films of all time, which range from the classic dark...
Suicide Squad (2016)—A Core Example of Studio Interference
Back in 2009, Warner Brothers announced they were going to make a Suicide Squad movie with David Ayer, best known...
