The Lego Movie was a very pleasant and unique miracle for everybody. For many years, there’s been countless soulless cash-grabs of merchandising properties, so when a movie based around Legos was announced in 2011, it sounded like it would be… Continue reading "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part"
The 2010 superhero comedy satire, Kick-Ass, was considered a controversial film by critics, yet a cult classic by casuals, with the story based on the 2008 Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. graphic novel providing an experience that seemed to… Continue reading "Kick-Ass II"
Gladiator made a pretty noticeable impact on cinema when it was released in the year, 2000. Motion picture epics were a very popular genre of movie for the medium for as long as its existed, and this film’s historical stance… Continue reading "Gladiator"
The 1997 direct-to-video movie, Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin, is a strangely divisive film. Based on the incredibly beloved book characters and stories created from A. A. Milne, Disney found great success with Winnie the Pooh through… Continue reading "Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin"
Peter Pan’s live action visibility had only really been showcased in the realms of theatre before the 2003 film adaptation by P. J. Hogan was released. There were a few outings previously for the titular boy who would never grow… Continue reading "Peter Pan (2003 film)"
The surprising success of the small-budget independent zombie film, 28 Days Later, resulted in creator and director, Danny Boyle, as well as many others who were attached to the project, wanting to make a sequel four years after its release… Continue reading "28 Weeks Later"
When it comes to making an adaptation of a popular brand, arguably the most crucial element to remember is how to make it connect with its target audience. A product should never be restricted from evolving and they need to… Continue reading "Power Rangers"
The Black Panther Party were a black power political/criminal organization that was founded in October 1966 and existed until 1982. Adopting a Marxist-Leninist mindset, the party was active in a lot of major American cities and wished to challenge the… Continue reading "Judas and the Black Messiah"
When people first saw the trailers for the 2014 CG/live-action hybrid family comedy Paddington, It honestly felt like they were witnessing a joke idea. While no one seemed to hold any animosity against the character, the tone, presentation, and attitude… Continue reading "Paddington 2"
The Owl House is an interesting show for Disney as it doesn’t really feel like it fits, and considering it was abruptly cancelled, their executives must’ve thought the same thing. Released in 2020 and concluding in 2023 with three extended… Continue reading "The Owl House"