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 →
If you’ve listened to my podcast for any length of time, you know I’ve been pretty vocal about one of my biggest frustrations with Hollywood. The way Tourette’s syndrome has historically been used as comic relief. It’s a lazy trope,… Continue Reading →
I recently watchedHeated Rivalry. Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) was an exceptional character. Charismatic, funny (though I don’t know that he was meant to be), and overall, really well acted by Storrie. Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) was a predictable and boring… Continue Reading →
Project Hail Mary tells the story of Ryland Grace, a middle school science teacher who wakes up aboard the Hail Mary, not knowing who he is or why he is there. Through a mix of flashbacks and uncovering clues, he… 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 →
Out of every working director today, it’s hard to argue anyone has more theater appeal than James Cameron. His entire career hasn’t just been about making movies but instead about inviting the audience to live in another world for a… Continue Reading →
One of the most fun parts about this franchise is how committed Rian Johnson and the team are to crafting an aesthetic. Knives Out is the perfect movie to throw on over Thanksgiving break with its wool sweaters, colorful foliage,… Continue Reading →
The romantic comedy genre is in an interesting place. Studios simply aren’t making them as often as they used to, which is in large part due to poor box office performance from the genre as a whole. Part of the… Continue Reading →
Disclaimer: I have not seen the original Broadway production of Wicked. I will attempt to reserve judgment for aspects the filmmakers had more control over. Few things have taken the world by storm like Wicked has. Despite debuting on Broadway… Continue Reading →
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