Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe Review: The Dumbass Duo We All Need

Movies and television shows have gotten so awful now that whenever you hear there’s going to be a reboot or a remake of something that you actually liked your first reaction is to groan rather than celebrate. *cough* Cowboy Bebop *cough* When I first heard they were making a brand new Beavis and Butthead movie, … More Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe Review: The Dumbass Duo We All Need

Minions The Rise of Gru Review: A Soulless Billboard For A Theme Park

After Lightyear crashed and burned at the box office, all eyes were on Minions for supremacy in the popcorn flick for kids arena.   After Disney decided to frontload all of their marketing on a Lesbian couple getting married and raising a child (presumably from the ether) and then watching Chris Evans call anyone who had … More Minions The Rise of Gru Review: A Soulless Billboard For A Theme Park

Tom & Jerry (2021) Review: A Failure To Understand Its Audience

Warner Bros. Pictures’ latest content for HBO Max, its streaming service, is baffling. With the majority of its old cartoon catalog available on the platform, the decision to create a modern-day, live-action/animated hybrid of a 1940s William Hanna and Joseph Barbera cartoon begs the question: Who is the target audience? Children? Kids won’t recognize a … More Tom & Jerry (2021) Review: A Failure To Understand Its Audience

LEGO Movie 2 The Second Part Review: Eh…It’s Okay

What Hollywood doesn’t understand is that while the film was successful, the novelty of it doesn’t exactly have a long shelf live. In 2017, I said that “You can only make so many ‘wink wink nudge nudge’ jokes before eventually, you will have no choice but to carry your own story and the plot begins to become more complicated than it needs to be”…Enter The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. … More LEGO Movie 2 The Second Part Review: Eh…It’s Okay

Digimon Adventures Tri Coexistence Review: Dropping The Ball In 4K

Last year I reviewed Digimon Adventure Tri. Chapter 1: Reunion. It was the first  Digimon animated series based on the original characters in 16 years. A crisp new animation style to continue a story that fans have waited for since their teens. I really enjoyed the first chapter, but watching the next three gave me more questions than answers. … More Digimon Adventures Tri Coexistence Review: Dropping The Ball In 4K