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Ever since I first saw Bug (Keith Stanfield) chase Malcolm (Shameik Moore) down for one shoe in Dope, I’ve been absolutely in awe of the way Stanfield portrays his characters. Bug was not just some supporting antagonist used to punctuate Malcolm’s character development, at least not to me. I wondered about Bug. I waited on the edge of my seat for his next […]
When the lineup for Warner Brothers/DC’s Justice League film was announced many of us noticed that a certain founding member, Hal Jordan, was missing and myself included were hoping for John Stewart to appear. Well awhile back it was announced that Earth’s Green Lantern would be getting a feature film on the DC comics slate titled “Green Lantern Corps” implying […]
By: Mikey Several times in history, the winners paint the facts and the things we know and learn as a society are painted and catered towards a majority. Often in our society, this has come to mean a white majority. Which means a lot of substantial contributions made by people of color have been ignored or erased from the general […]
By: Avram Vargas This review is slightly late, but I do think many should see this film. Arrival is one of this year’s best films, and it oddly enough holds some small relevance to my country’s current situation. It’s not an obvious parallel, but there is something to be said about standing together during conflict. I must also say this […]
By: Dorian Parks Whats up guys! I saw Doctor Strange last night! I decided to make a quick spoiler free review! Overall I really enjoyed it. I don’t support the Ancient One casting but still wanted to support the other actors. Make sure to like and Subscribe 🙂
By: Avram Vargas Coming of age films come and go every year, with many similar tropes and themes flowing through them, but I have never experienced one as unique and well-crafted as Barry Jenkin’s Moonlight. Moonlight is a beautiful, tragic, and delicate story, and the high level of performance from the crew all around elevates the film in many ways. […]
