‘Flora & Ulysses’ Is A Wonderful Family Adventure That Embraces The Power of Comics – Review
Flora & Ulysses is the latest Disney+ original film to hit the popular streaming service, and it is an absolute delight. Adapted from the children’s novel of the same name […]
‘Young Rock’ Depicts A Hilarious And Thoughtful Perspective Of Dwayne Johnson’s Life – Review
Young Rock starts off strong, and it can only get better and better. What else does one expect from The Rock? I had the chance to watch the first three […]
‘Kenan’ Is A Heartwarming Family Comedy That Tackles Dealing with Grief – Review
Kenan Thompson. Legend. Icon. G.O.A.T. Thompson has been a fixture in comedy for decades, and for good reason. I don’t want to age myself, but I vividly remember growing up […]
‘Street Gang’ Reminds Us Of What Sesame Street Is Supposed To Be – Review
Big Bird, Grover, Bert and Ernie…some of the most recognizable icons in all of television. Not an overstatement by any means, Sesame Street is one of the most watched children […]
‘Young Hearts’ Is Unpretentious In Its Subtle Teen Romance – Review
[by Nicolás Delgadillo] There’s a confidence in the simplicity of siblings Sarah and Zachary Jay Sherman’s Young Hearts. The film opens on a gentle shot of fallen leaves, a clear symbol […]
‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’ Is Wildy Wacky And Weirdly Wonderful – Review
When two friends decide to embark on an adventure to Florida, one may have a few ideas of how things will go. Perhaps a day at the beach, dinner at […]
‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ is a Heartwarming Send-Off – Review
It’s here! The final installment of Netflix’s adaptation of Jenny Han’s trilogy of books is finally here. From To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to To All the Boys: […]
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Is A Timeless And Compelling Piece of Cinema – Review
Judas and The Black Messiah (directed by Shaka King, written by King and Will Berson) is a story about FBI informant William O’Neal (LaKeith Stanfield) who infiltrates the Illinois Black […]
Sundance 2021: Robin Wright Tackles Grief, Loss And Loneliness In Feature Directorial Debut ‘Land’ – Review
After suffering from a family tragedy, Edee (Robin Wright) decides to live off the grid. Despite conversations with her sister (Kim Dickens), who doesn’t want her to leave and stresses […]