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It seems like everyone has a connection to Toy Story. Whether you grew up alongside Andy or watched your kids grow up with him, this franchise has always resonated across generations.  Despite being a series of animated movies about talking… Continue Reading →

Have you ever started talking to a stranger at a party and become so captivated by the conversation that the rest of the night just seems to disappear? The Invite somehow recreates that sensation with only four cast members in… Continue Reading →

Disclosure Day shifts the focus off the age-old question, “Are we alone in the universe?”, and instead asks, “How would the world react to the news that we aren’t?” Not only is this shift in perspective refreshing, but it also… Continue Reading →

The last time a new Star Wars movie hit theaters, fans left rather disappointed. After the backlash to Solo: A Star Wars Story, the failure of The Rise of Skywalker felt like the nail in the coffin for a lot… Continue Reading →

The Drama follows Charlie and Emma the week of their wedding. While drinking with friends, they decide to go around and say the worst thing they’ve ever done. The trailers promised a shocking reveal, and wow, did they deliver. From… Continue Reading →

After the success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the sequel announcement came to the surprise of no one. Universal has a gold mine of games and stories to tell beneath their feet, and Galaxy was a pretty safe bet… Continue Reading →

Hoppers follows a 19-year-old girl named Mabel and her efforts to preserve a nature spot known as “the glade,” which is under threat from Mayor Jerry’s new highway construction. Jerry and Mabel’s dynamic is about what is expected: the young,… Continue Reading →

If the news has proven anything recently, it’s that people love a good heist. The Louvre heist took social media by storm, and could not have come at a better time. The Now You See Me franchise combines heists with… Continue Reading →

From a journalism standpoint, comparing sequels to their predecessors never feels fair, but when Disney keeps falling back on known IP, it’s hard to avoid the conversation. The latest entry into their sequel/remake catalogue is a return to the cult-classic… Continue Reading →

In today’s cinematic landscape, it seems studios have to work harder than ever to get audiences into theaters, trying just about everything. Some, like James Cameron, build the immersive world of Pandora that demands a big screen. Others acquire beloved… Continue Reading →