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"
Rise of the Guardians falls into the category of DreamWorks films that from every standpoint should be one that a lot of people remember, but you’d find that isn’t actually the case. Despite the critical reception for the film being… Continue reading "Rise of the Guardians"
Tron, as a franchise, was incredibly influential. Despite exposure for the brand being surprising small with only a choice selection of content amongst different mediums to its name, Tron was a very important film that introduced some dramatic changes into… Continue reading "Tron"
François Truffaut was a well-renowned French film director, screenwriter, actor, and critic who was also one of the founders of the French New Wave film movement. With a career of over 25 years, he helped a new short-lived but revolutionary… Continue reading "The Last Metro (Le Dernier Métro)"
John Wick started off as a relatively simple idea that not a lot of people were interested in, but that changed the second they saw the 2014 film starring Keanu Reeves. Despite housing a very cliched and uncreative premise for… Continue reading "John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum"
John Wick was a film that took audiences by complete surprise. When the initial trailers for the film came out, nobody really had a lot of faith in it and expected it to just be another generic action flick with… Continue reading "John Wick: Chapter 2"
Two Women is a 1957 Italian-language novel written by Alberto Moravia chronicling the struggle that a young mother faces while trying to protect her daughter from the horrors of World War II. Being a story that showed compassion to the… Continue reading "Two Women"
