Disney
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Stan Lee Review- A Man That Has Inspired and Transcended Who He Truly Was As A Human Being
Everybody knows Stan Lee as the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics and creator of the Fantastic Four, Spider-man, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, and many other Marvel characters, but Stan Lee is his alter ego if you will. His real… Continue reading
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A Small Light Review- A Clear Frontrunner for Best Mini-Series at this Years Emmy Awards
I’ve been a fan of all kinds of films and television shows about WWII ever since I was a kid. I read a lot about this war and this time in history. When I heard about a new show focusing… Continue reading
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Elemental Review- A Forbidden Love Story with Beautiful Pixar Animation Thrown in For Good Measure
There isn’t a whole lot I can say that hasn’t already been said about Pixar. They won many Academy Awards and their films have touched millions of fans all around the world. Lately, they’ve been creating a batch of new… Continue reading
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American Born Chinese Review- A Fantasy/Mythological Series with a Terrific Coming of Age Story
Disney has been known for a lot of things regarding their films and television series. Their channel had a bunch of popular shows. Now their streaming service is picking up from where the television channel left off. They have a… Continue reading
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Review- A Dark and Bittersweet 3rd Installment of this Rag Tag Group of Weirdos
The Guardians of the Galaxy have had an interesting journey in their MCU careers. From a group of characters, most people didn’t know about to one of the most anticipated films of the year. The MCU films haven’t been on… Continue reading
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Antman and the Wasp Quantumania Review- A Big Swing for Reed & Company Results in a Home Run
The Antman films have mainly focused on family and tend to have a comedic bent to them. Paul Rudd is a comedic actor so they lend themselves to his comedic talents and others in the franchise. That being said, Antman… Continue reading
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Avatar: The Way of Water Review- An Achievment in Filmmaking Only James Cameron Could Do
Avatar was a cultural phenomenon when it came out back in 2009. It was a huge hit financially having made 2.9 billion dollars. Breaking James Cameron’s record that he set with Titanic. Cameron has been working on Avatar ever since… Continue reading
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Willow Series review
Willow was a fantasy-adventure movie that was made by Lucas Films and directed by Ron Howard, not George Lucas or Stephen Spielberg. Which in this era of Lucas Films was a surprise. Because the Star Wars films and Indiana Jones… Continue reading
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Strange World Review
Disney animation and Pixar are pretty good at infusing real-world issues into the fantastical worlds they create for the big screen. Strange World is another such film. Most of the time it’s not until the viewers see the movie do… Continue reading
From the Fourth Row! 