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Make room for ‘The Room’ of all action movies I like Rick Remender. His gritty and unforgiving approach holds a …
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‘Spaceship Earth’ Review or: How I Learned to Love Collectivism in an Age of Individualism
Spaceship Earth is a great documentary that explores the potential of human curiosity and ethic, while also positing the dangers that …
Read More »‘Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth’ Review
This adaptation of the beloved children’s book by Oliver Jeffers is an informative yet soothing animated movie. Debuting on April …
Read More »Why ‘Parasite’ Deserves to Win Best Picture
A satire on classism and leeching off the wealth of others by director Bong Joon Ho, ‘Parasite’ is everything that …
Read More »Outstanding Balance: ‘Uncut Gems’ Review
Opals are some of the prettiest stones on the planet. Derived from the Sanskrit upala, meaning “precious stone,” they later …
Read More »‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ Review: Final Chapter Entertains But Lacks Elegance
“The dead speak!” These are the opening words that kick off the famous yellow text that scrolls over a field …
Read More »‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ Review: It’s ‘Freaky Friday’ Fun
For a video game about exploration and adventure, there’s an awful lot of young adults roleplaying and switching Look, nobody …
Read More »‘A Beautiful Day in The Neighborhood’ Review: It’s Okay
Hank’s depiction of Mr. Rogers reminds us it’s all about processing our feelings and being okay. Review The world …
Read More »The Workprint’s Movie Talk Episode 2: ‘The Irishman’
In this episode of ‘Movie Talk’, Jad talks with his friend Rob about ‘The Irishman’. Specifically, their thoughts about the …
Read More »‘Jojo Rabbit’ Review: Hitler’s a fun imaginary friend… until he’s not
Jojo Rabbit is the journey of a young boy’s fascination, and eventual fallout, with Fascism. Learning sympathy and even love …
Read More »Doctor Sleep Review: The Shining sequel is a superhero movie
‘Doctor Sleep’ is Ewan McGregor playing Obi-Wan Kenobi, as he mentors a uniquely gifted child while trying not to repeat …
Read More »The Banana Splits Movie Review: Post Mortem
On the podcast After the Credits, I along with my Co-host Norton, review the Banana Splits Movie.
Read More »Hobbs and Shaw Review: God, that Hurt.
The latest installment of the Fast and the Furious Franchise barely delivers the fun one would expect from a mindless …
Read More »A Love Letter to ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’
Who Framed Roger Rabbit, a little gem from the late ’80s, is a great tribute to the noir genre that takes its viewers on a fun ride through the history of cartoons.
Read More »Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Review: Fun but Leaves a lot to Desire
In Quentin Tarantino’s ninth movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, his love letter to the ’60s has fun playing in the world but bloats an interesting character study.
Read More »The Art of Self-Defense Review: Buckle Your Belts for this Ridiculous Ride
The Art of Self-Defense was one of the most awkward, darkest, hysterical, and amazing films I’ve seen in a while.
Read More »After The Credits Episode 4.29: Frozen P’s and Q’s
Hi, my name is Robert and I run a podcast with my co-host, Norton about movie and tv reviews on …
Read More »‘The Lion King’ Review: The Reformation of Pride Rock
The Stunning Visual Achievement Satisfies the Justification of a Remake Out of all the Disney remakes that came out this …
Read More »‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Spoiler-Free Review
Not only does the new Spider-Man deliver, it exceeds expectations. I’ve been a Spider-Man fan ever since I was …
Read More »‘Men in Black: International’ Review: Mindless Fun
Men in Black: International is a sheer popcorn movie experience, with little substance outside the strength of its cast and …
Read More »‘Rocketman’ Review: It’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Part 2
Following the extravagant yet guilt-ridden personal life of Sir Elton John, 'Rocketman' is going to get a lot of comparisons to 'Bohemian Rhapsody' come next Oscar season. As the movies are quite identical. Both featuring an extravagant British rockstar — who were closeted homosexuals at different points in their lives — and a cast of distinct and loving supporting characters, who all seek to help their best friend recover from isolation and addiction in the 70s, to rise to the level of greatness that we the audience, know they'll eventually achieve — given the infamous reputation that precedes them.
Read More »Tolkien: One Biopic to Fool Them All
Overall, I tend to find it difficult for movies and TV series to capture the reality of someone’s life within …
Read More »‘Godzilla: King of The Monsters’ Review: A Destructive Story
‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ is what you get when you have a series of A-list actors do their most …
Read More »‘Brightburn’ Review: The Worst Of Us
Brightburn is a movie you watch for the gory horror and playful superhero subversion, asking the audience: “What if the …
Read More »‘Aladdin’ Review: A Whole Same World
I just need to take a moment to emotionally prepare you all for something. As the final credits begin to …
Read More »‘Pokemon Detective Pikachu’ Review: I Choose You!
‘Pokemon Detective Pikachu’ provides some laughs, a basic storyline, and a whole lot of nostalgia. Conveying a story that’s fun, …
Read More »‘Long Shot’ Review: A Surprising Well-Rounded Comedy
An original approach to the tried-and-true romantic comedy, ‘Long Shot’ goes beyond political satire by utilizing varying styles of humor. Delivering a surprisingly well-rounded comedy. Here's why. #LongShot #Movie
Read More »‘Avengers: Endgame’ Podcast Review
In this special episode over at ‘The Workprint’ podcast, Bilal, Jen, and Christian review 'Avengers: Endgame'.
Read More »‘Avengers: Endgame’ Review: Going Out On A High Note
I feel like I need to kick this review off by saying this is bound to be one of the …
Read More »The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Movie Review
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is a fun film guaranteed for cult status among film fans but not the …
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