Ne Zha 2 Review
I have never considered myself an animation critic. While I cover anime, I do not consume enough animation from around...
Cinema
Flow Review
Nature is a thing of sheer wonder and beauty. As we observe animals in their natural habitats, their sounds may...
Hit N Fun Review
Referential comedy can be a risky approach for a comedy film. For one, it inherently dates the movie—what’s popular in...
Penalty Loop Review
Coping with grief is a universal experience, yet each person navigates it in their own way. While there is no...
Papa Reivew
The unconditional love of our parents is a true blessing. I have often been told that my mother will always...
I’m Still Here Review
Director Walter Salles is no stranger to exploring social issues. Not only has he helmed pictures like Central Station and...
Captain America: Brave New World Review
Marvel Studios are back with a vengeance this year after 2024 that saw them scale back a little with just...
Memoir Of A Snail Review
The opening of Adam Elliot’s Memoir Of A Snail is so packed with detail that you need an action replay....
The Fire Inside Review
Before watching The Fire Inside, I did not know much about boxing at all, let alone about the hardship and struggles in...
A Samurai in Time Review
Bolts of electricity are often linked to time travel, as famously demonstrated in 1984 Los Angeles. In a dark, dingy...
Hope Review
Everyone can attest that at least once a day, we yearn for hope—whether it’s for the suffering of our workday...
The Moon Review
As a writer, laying the groundwork for a review's introduction is an uphill battle. I contemplate my approach: should I...
Creation of the Gods 2: Demon Force Review
Fantasy has never captivated me the way sci-fi has. From the exploration of Pandora to the unimaginable task of turning...
Detective Chinatown 1900 Review
Every time the American national anthem is sung at sporting or political events, it proclaims that America is “the land...