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By J. Nagle From the first season of The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder has consistently shown his fearlessness of blending reality with the uncanny and unconventional. However, in the second season of the comedian’s HBO docu-dramedy, Fielder discovers and explores his own fears in regards to a critical flaw he believes he has discovered in America’s […]
Of the newer Pixar IPs that audiences would have liked to see a sequel to, it’s a safe assumption that Inside Out was at the top of most peoples’ lists. Not only is the mind such a vast, expansive place that can house much more ideas than only one film can catalog, but with how […]
By George Robbins [usr 3.5] This film review for ‘Motherless Brooklyn’ may contain minor spoilers, but no plot spoilers. The film itself is shot in a noir style, and plays heavily off of that. Edward Norton gives the film a good focal point to keep up with. However, following one character in a film like […]
By George Robbins [usr 4.5] This film review for ‘Pulp Fiction’ is more of a review for almost all Tarantino films. I have been in love with his films for years. The way that he has his scenes play out, the drama, the humor, and the tension. That is part of the reason why I […]
By George Robbins [usr 4.5] The reboot of the original Godzilla brings with it a very eerie feeling. The new Godzilla is explained in a very scientific way, but still leaves room for mystery. Thus, ‘Shin Godzilla’ can also keep interest. Therefore, if the film can keep people watching it must be good, right? That […]
By George Robbins [usr 4.5] ‘Falling Skies’ is a series that I spent a lot of time watching and re-watching. As it is a completed series, I can be satisfied whenever I’m doing a watch through of the show and I reach the end. At the start you are thrown right into the action with […]