Before it became a swear word, Star Wars was a massive franchise beloved by the world. With its simple outlines mixed in with complex ideals, charming characters performed by soon to be beloved actors and stunning visuals and fight scenes,… Continue reading "Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker"
The Mummy was the first remake of the 1932 film of the same name starring Boris Karloff. Though debatable whether a good movie or not, it had its audience with its goofy tone, intentionally bad effects, and an over-the-top cheesy… Continue reading "The Scorpion King"
Christmas has the ability to make things that may seem a touch tacky feel infinitely more special. At a time where peace and love is everything, certain ornaments or T-shirts feel incredibly special and likeable even though they have a… Continue reading "Love, Actually"
Of all the Disney channel animated shows that came out around the late 2000s, Phineas and Ferb was arguably one of the strangest. Though Disney is no stranger to weird ideas for their cartoons, the show, which started in 2007… Continue reading "Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension"
The climatic movie for a franchise that spread over a decade. Even if the film’s didn’t always satisfy the fans of the book, and each movie is home to its own share of problems that keeps them from being up… Continue reading "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II"
Rankin/Bass production is a stop-motion film company that specialises in making various Christmas specials and animated films. Though the stop-motion style and low budget has no doubt left many people with traumatised scars, they also managed to stay in people’s… Continue reading "Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town"
Zombies aren’t exactly the most interesting movie monsters to watch. Though there is clearly an avid fan-base for the flesh-devouring creatures through their large coverage in media showcased in things like books, movies, games, etc, it doesn’t escape the fact… Continue reading "Day of the Dead"
The Jungle Book is a story that is ironically one that many people don’t realise is based on a book by Rudyard Kipling based on the man-cub Mowgli and how he learned to adapt and accept his living environments and… Continue reading "Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle"
The signs that a franchise has maybe gone on for a bit too long should not only come about when you have more movies than the amount of fingers one has on one hand, but also when it has to… Continue reading "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I"
The 2013 Disney animated film, Frozen was a phenomenon across the world. While Disney has had its fair share of classics that everyone around the world hold dear to their hearts, Frozen came during a new era of regrowth for… Continue reading "Frozen 2"
