Out of the original Avengers group within the MCU, no character has had a simultaneously rocky yet long-lasting journey than that of Thor. The Asgardian God of Thunder hadn’t always had the best track record in comics previous to his… Continue reading "Thor: Love and Thunder"
DreamWorks has historically not had the best luck when it comes to advertising their movies. From their earliest releases to their most recent (especially the horrors of that first Trolls trailer), DreamWorks, much like their once rival animation company Pixar,… Continue reading "How to Train Your Dragon"
When people think of the 1961 Disney animated film, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, they probably wouldn’t consider it an important film in the company’s library. The story of several Dalmatian puppies being kidnapped by a crazy woman who wants… Continue reading "One Hundred and One Dalmatians"
With how far animation as an entertainment medium has evolved from its earliest stages to now, cartoons nowadays try to go beyond what was done in yesteryears in terms of content. With trailblazing shows like She-Ra, Steven Universe, Adventure Time,… Continue reading "Dead End: Paranormal Park"
In the year 2000, a straight to VHS spin-off movie based on the popular Toy Story character, Buzz Lightyear, was released called Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins and gave the public an insight into what the life… Continue reading "Lightyear"
In an era of filmmaking where people of varying genders, sexualities, and ethnicities can explore their own artistic visions through the cinematic lens, this was a far-cry from how it was in the early days of Hollywood. Stories of other… Continue reading "Some Like It Hot"
A Streetcar Named Desire started off life as a critically acclaimed stage play created by famed American playwright, Tennessee Williams, in 1947 and is still considered to be one of his best pieces of work despite how influential his stories… Continue reading "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Keanu Reeves seems like a really likeable, cool, fun person in real life who puts a lot of effort into his work and cares a lot about his fanbase, so it’s a shame that until recently with the success of… Continue reading "Johnny Mnemonic"
Gertrude ‘’Ma’’ Rainey was an influential American blues singer during the 1920s who started off her career in black minstrel shows, married a man known as Will ‘’Pa’’ Rainey (hence the nickname), was a liberated bisexual, recorded with other popular… Continue reading "Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom"
The sitcom has created several different defining elements that have helped make it one of the longest running types of television. Usually centred around a fixed set of characters dealing with episodic escapades, the sitcom over the years has evolved… Continue reading "Abbott Elementary"