March easily proved to be a return to form for the film industry, with descriptive character studies, comedic political slapstick, and serious dramas pertaining to real issues in our society. Due to these critical factors, a lot of great films…Continue Reading →
I am am a big hip-hop fan, and my primary rotation of songs mostly consists of rap. Since we should stay inside and follow social distancing rules during this pandemic, I have relistened to some of my favorite hip-hop albums…Continue Reading →
This February offered many interesting and delightful films, each bringing to light both a story that needs to be told and a story that fails spectacularly on all levels. Being as how January was a pretty bad and experimental month…Continue Reading →
With a new decade dawning upon us, the film industry continues to find ways to dazzle us on the big screen. With Parasite breaking barriers at the 92nd Academy Awards, the doors have seemingly opened for foreign films, and diversity…Continue Reading →
January is specifically known for producing a variety of average to just plain horrible films, and this year was no different from any other. Here is every movie from January 2020, ranked. 17. The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, Skyline…Continue Reading →
2019 had many amazing movies to offer on all fronts, from summer blockbusters such as Avengers: Endgame, war thrillers such as 1917, and crime dramas like The Irishman. However, only ten movies caught my attention. Before we get into the…Continue Reading →
Director: Sam Mendes Cast: George McKay, Dean-Charles Chapman, Richard Madden, Colin Firth Analysis: Roger Deakins has done it again. After his monumental use of excellent cinematography in 2017’s Blade Runner 2049, for which he won an Academy Award, he will strike…Continue Reading →
Even before Thanos’ victory in Infinity War, the fourth Avengers movie was already one of the most anticipated blockbuster films of all time. Even with all the pressure of wrapping up an era of such a giant and beloved movie…Continue Reading →
In the anniversary issue of the series which gave DC its name, Detective Comics 1000 is the quintessential Batman celebration of the year. It’s in this 96-page comic that multiple creators who’ve worked on the character in the past come…Continue Reading →
When 14-year-old Billy Batson was bestowed with awesome magic power, in order to transform into a powerful superhero, all he has to say is “Shazam!” I arrived at an early screening of Shazam! last Saturday, hoping for a great cinematic…Continue Reading →