As someone who is a huge fan of the John Wick films, Ballerina was easily one of my most anticipated films of the year. One of the best aspects of the John Wick franchise as it progressed was not only the incredible action sequences, but also the world building. The lore behind this world of … More Ballerina Movie Review
As mentioned on the homepage of this website, Bruno Mars is one of my favorite artists, so visiting his lounge in Vegas was definitely something I’ve been wanting to do for the longest. Now that I’ve finally visited The Pinky Ring, I figured it would be a cool idea for a post to give my … More My Review of The Pinky Ring by Bruno Mars
Admittedly, I have become a pretty big fan of the Karate Kid franchise over the past few years. I pretty much grew up with the 2010 Karate Kid film starring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith, and the Cobra Kai show on Netflix was so action-packed and compelling that it motivated me to go back and … More Karate Kid: Legends Movie Review
The Last of Us is a series based on the video games of the same name that mainly follow two characters, Joel and Ellie, as they navigate a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by terrifying monsters and tackle the moral complexities of the human condition along the way. There have been two games made so far, and … More The Last of Us Season 2 Review
Disney continues its trend of making live-action remakes of its classic animated films, this time adapting the fan-favorite 2002 film of the same name. Although Disney’s live-action remakes have been very hit or miss, Lilo & Stitch actually ended up being one of the better ones. Of course, it doesn’t execute the film’s themes of … More Lilo & Stitch (2025) Movie Review
Mission: Impossible, originally based on the classic TV series of the same name, has remained one of the most consistently entertaining action/spy sagas out there thanks to its compelling characters, its thrilling storylines with nail-biting stakes that live up to the franchise’s namesake, and of course the depth-defying stunts done by Tom Cruise himself. This … More Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning Movie Review
Between the many films and TV shows following Avengers: Endgame, projects ranging from great to okay, and no proper build-up to our next Avengers-level threat, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has admittedly had its ups and downs these past few years in terms of quality consistency. However, I’m happy to report that Thunderbolts* has officially put … More Thunderbolts* Movie Review
After watching Sinners, Ryan Coogler (director of Creed, Black Panther, and Fruitvale Station) has officially become one of my favorite directors. Taking place in the late 1930s, Sinners is a period piece/horror thriller that follows a pair of twins that open a juke joint in Clarksdale, Mississippi, only for it to be attacked by vampires. … More Sinners Movie Review
Minecraft is an open-world sandbox game that was released in 2011 where you interacted with its vast world by building and crafting a variety of items, from buildings to suits of armor. It took the gaming world by storm with its pixelated graphics and its seemingly endless possibilities only limited by the imagination of its … More A Minecraft Movie Review
I finally got around to watching and finishing Pixar’s first ever animated series, Win or Lose, and I don’t think I can recommend it enough! The series follows the escapades of a co-ed softball team on and off the field. Pixar is pretty well known for their strides in animation and their emotionally resonant storytelling, … More Win or Lose Review
Noah Robinson 