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by Emily Nagle [usr 4.5] This week, I’m reviewing Sony’s “The Mitchells vs. the Machines”, which just dropped on Netflix on April 30 (in addition to a limited theatrical release a week earlier). It follows the Mitchell family as they take a cross-country road trip to drop off their daughter Katie at her first year […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 4] Recently when I was scrolling through Netflix, I got “Kid Cosmic” recommended to me, and when I saw it was made by Craig McCracken – the creator of some of my childhood favorites such as “The Powerpuff Girls” and “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends” – I was all in. “Kid […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 5] This week, I’ll be reviewing the Japanese stop-motion series “Pui Pui Molcar.” It’s a series of shorts, each one a little over 2 minutes, revolving around sentient guinea pig cars as they get into wacky adventures and help each other out of problems. The show arrived on Netflix at the […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 3] After only a week of release worldwide, Godzilla vs. Kong is already roaring its way into the box office overseas, having grossed $70.3 million in China during its opening weekend. The monster film released in the United States on Wednesday, and according to Deadline had a record-breaking opening day for […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 4] For this Film Review Friday, I’m reviewing the second season of the HBO Max original Close Enough. I’ll start with a little background about the show. Close Enough is an adult animated sitcom created by J.G. Quintel (who’s best known for creating the Cartoon Network series Regular Show). It follows […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 1] I was never super into Tom and Jerry as a kid, but I was familiar with them and their slapstick antics. With Cartoon Network being one of my go-to channels for years, it was one of those shows I’d sometimes watch in the mornings while eating breakfast, or if I […]