When Disney tries to tap into something as widespread and sometimes vastly inappropriate as the internet, it isn’t really able to fully go through with its coverage because of its family-friendly persona (which is something the Internet definitely doesn’t). While… Continue reading "Ralph Breaks the Internet"
It feels like it’s almost an impossibility to hate the Muppets, as even though they’ve had their up and downs in terms of some of their content, they have remained a treasured element of a lot of people’s childhood. The… Continue reading "The Muppet Movie"
Mary Poppins was and still is one of the greatest Disney films ever made. With its enchanting atmosphere, iconic characters, fantastic music and visuals, and mature themes underneath its quaint premise about a magical nanny coming to assist a struggling… Continue reading "Mary Poppins Returns"
When it comes to judging things meant for a much younger audience, you need to go in with a degree of lowered standards. This isn’t to say that a bad film is allowed to get away with being poorly made… Continue reading "Here Comes Peter Cottontail"
Sony is known for over stuffing their superhero films with too much excess plot points and characters that they feel overcrowded and unfocused, especially in their Spider Man films. Considering how popular of a media icon Spider-Man is and with… Continue reading "Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse"
Prince of Persia is an action-adventure video game franchise created in 1989 by Jordan Mechner, which presented various incarnations of the titular Prince facing otherworldly foes and using magical artifacts in action-packed adventures set within ancient and medieval Persia. Taking… Continue reading "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"
When Satoshi Tajiri created a simple RPG (role-playing-game) about catching and training pixelated animals in 1996 which he based around his love of exploring outside and catching various bugs and insects, he probably had no idea of the behemoth that… Continue reading "Pokémon 2000: Power of One"
When the 2017 Pixar animated film, Coco, was released to the world, people fell in love with its emotional storytelling, likeable characters, and breathtaking visuals that took inspiration from the Mexican culture, particularly in regard to the celebration of The… Continue reading "The Book of Life"
Blazing Saddles highlights every awful, unsavory, unapologetic, and down-right insensitive aspects of human nature towards certain races in the absolute best way in Mel Brook’s 1974 western satire, Blazing Saddles. In modern society, the subject of bad taste is taken… Continue reading "Blazing Saddles"
