Just As It Was On Stage, ‘Hamilton’ Is As Excellent and Necessary As Ever – Review
For the first time ever, fans can stream the hit play Hamilton: An American Musical on Disney+. Like most things, Broadway has taken a break due to the ongoing COVID-19 […]
Despite the Promise of Hilarity, ‘Eurovision Song Contest’ Falls Short – Review
Eurovision is an annual competition where various European countries nominate their best song and artist and then vote for the best overall. For many in the Western Hemisphere, Eurovision is […]
‘Doom Patrol’ Season 2 Gives Audiences Even More to Love – Review
During the last episode of Doom Patrol‘s fist season, audiences saw the team going their separate ways and trying to venture out into the world. However, that doesn’t last long […]
‘The King of Staten Island’ Hilariously Tackles the Ache of Powering Through Grief – Review
Similar to last year’s Honey Boy, which provided Shia Labeouf with some catharsis as he explored his tumultuous upbringing with his father, The King of Staten Island does the same […]
‘Da 5 Bloods’ Boasts A Career-Best for Delroy Lindo in Spike Lee’s Impactful Film – Review
Being that this is the first war movie from director Spike Lee since his criminally underrated Miracle at St. Anna, Da 5 Bloods has a lot to live up to. […]
‘Artemis Fowl’ is an Adequate Adaptation That Doesn’t Do The Books Justice – Review
Depending on a number of factors, as a young reader you would have encountered a young adult fiction series that would be the basis of your reading preferences for life. […]
‘A Whisker Away’ Provides a Delightful and Whimsical Adventure for the Whole Family – Review
Growing up is hard. Especially, when a magical feline wizard wants to permanently turn you into a cat. These are the growing pains that Miyo encounters in A Whisker Away. […]
‘I May Destroy You’ is a Powerful and Thought-Provoking Story of Survival – Review
In the new series created and written by Michaela Coel (Chewing Gum), I May Destroy You takes viewers on Arabella a.k.a. Bella’s (Coel) journey after she is sexually assaulted in […]
Tracee Ellis Ross Shines as Diva Extraordinaire Grace Davis in ‘The High Note’ – Review
In The High Note, Grace Davis (Tracee Ellis Ross) is the star that everyone wants to be. With numerous hit songs and albums, and a plethora of Grammy awards to […]
The Season 7 Premiere of ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Promises An Epic End to the Beloved Series – Review
The season 7 prmiere of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. happened last night and I’m still thinking about how amazing it was. It’s bittersweet to type this review as Agents […]
‘Snowpiercer’ Series Derails from 2013 Film But Avoids Train Wreck With Strong Finish – Review
No one could have imagined how much of a cult following would develop around Bong Joon Ho’s Snowpiercer. A cinematic rendering of the 1982 graphic novel Le Transperceneige, the movie’s […]
‘The Half of It’ is a Captivating Fresh Take on the Coming-of-Age Genre – Review
Netflix has no shortage of rom-coms, teen movies, or coming-of-age stories on its platform. But Alice Wu, director The Half of It, takes those known genres and subverts it into […]
‘The Lovebirds’ is a Hilarious Murder Mystery With Crucial Commentary on Coupledom – Review
Originally slated to premiere at SXSW and have a theatrical release, The Lovebirds was one of many films that had to change its release tactics doe to the closure of […]
‘SCOOB!’ is a Sweet and Funny Tale That’s Perfect for Kids – Review
No one expected Trolls 2 to redefine the landscape of cinema. But in a year serving up more plot twists than the entirety of M. Night Shyamalan’s filmography, it should […]
Amazon Prime’s ‘Upload’ is Perfect for Quarantine Binge-Watching – Review
Amazon Prime’s new series Upload is a refreshing and funny take on the science-fiction utopia genre. Produced and written by Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation), the series is […]
The Cathartic Nature of the Rodeo is Unveiled in ‘Bull’ – Review
Annie Silverstein’s Bull may be one of the most cathartic watches of 2020. The film has finally reached a wide release through the festival circuit, originally premiering at Cannes last […]