Despite playing fast and loose with canon, Barry Jenkins' Mufasa: The Lion King tells a moving story about the legendary king of the Pride Lands, with beautiful visuals, a powerful score, and emoting lions. Mufasa Review The first movie I ever saw as a kid in theaters was The Lion King. It had everything my little heart could want, a ...
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September 5 Review: Witness Ground Zero For How News Is Covered Today
If you ever wondered why news is covered the way it is, especially in terms of big attacks, then you're in luck. Tim Fehlbaum's September 5 takes us back to 1972, when ABC's coverage of the "Munich Massacre" became ground zero for the sensationalized, clickbait mess we know today. September 5 Review The 1972 Munich Olympics were meant ...
The Order Review: Jude Law & Nicholas Hoult Face Off In Story About Hate
A character-driven story about a little known event in history, Justin Kurzel's The Order is a study on ego, obsession, and what happens when hate festers. The Order Review Similar to Judas and the Black Messiah, BlackKklansman, and Nickel Boys, The Order is a crime-thriller based on a little-known, real-life event. In 1989, The Silent ...
Skeleton Crew Review: A Space Pirate Adventure For The Whole Fandom
Unlikely friends sent out on a galactic size adventure that involves space pirates and a mystery to solve? Skeleton Crew is the kind of Star Wars fun the whole fandom will enjoy and it makes a great starting point for newcomers to the galaxy far, far away. Skeleton Crew Review Spoiler alert: Star Wars began as a story for kids. Just ask ...
Y2K Review: Grab Your Puka Shells, We’re Saving The World Homies
Grab your puka shells, we're saving the world homies. Kyle Mooney's Y2K is a campy, chaotic, and totally unserious disaster flick that will be a blast for those of us who remember the dawn of the 2000s. Y2K Review Passive aggressive song lyrics for away messages, Goldeneye 007, Tamagotchi, Chumbawamba... any of that sound familiar? If so, ...
