While his major win at the 95th Academy Awards for his leading performance in The Whale was a substantial moment and revitalized a career that most thought was dead, Brendan Fraser didn’t instantly see a surplus of roles coming his… Continue reading "Rental Family"
While Pokémon as a brand is still insanely popular and continues to release new games, tv shows and multimedia properties to commercial success, it will probably never reach the same level it had during the late 1990s which many in… Continue reading "Pokémon: The First Movie"
Suzume was the third and final entry in a thematic trilogy created by acclaimed Japanese animator and director, Makoto Shinkai, with the previous two films within this designated ‘’disaster trilogy’’ being his 2019 film, Weathering with You, and his 2016… Continue reading "Suzume"
Hoppers is exactly what Pixar needed to build back their confidence and have audiences put faith in them again. While Pixar and Disney by extension have managed to retain their death grip over the moviemaking system by bringing in buckets… Continue reading "Hoppers"
Disney was in a bit of a rough patch after their renaissance, with releases that (while liked by audiences) weren’t on the same level as their previous releases. While Pixar and DreamWorks had upped their game, Disney had seemingly slumped… Continue reading "Lilo & Stitch"
In a new era where AI has become a legitimate threat to all creative industries, it’s now more important than ever to appreciate and acknowledge projects that are human made and have a ton of effort put behind them, and… Continue reading "I Am Frankelda"
Glenn Close must have a very interesting relationship with Hollywood, as while she’s been recognized as one of the great actors, she’s never been given the recognition to support this. Notoriously being nominated for eight Academy Awards throughout the course… Continue reading "Fatal Attraction"
An interesting situation occurred in 2023 when the film Priscilla was released, which told the story of Priscilla Presley and her complicated romance with the iconic rock and roll singer, Elvis Presley, as it came out a year after the… Continue reading "Priscilla"
Disney has always had a strange preference with the ‘body-swap’ trope (evident by the fact that it’s used in several of their cartoons) and this more than likely comes from their bizarre obsession with Freaky Friday. Based on a 1972… Continue reading "Freaky Friday"
