Noah Robinson

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

Disney continues its trend of live-action remakes, this time attempting the formula with the first Disney film ever created, Snow White. Now, unlike a lot of other moviegoers, I personally haven’t minded Disney’s live-action remakes all too much. When done right, it honestly serves as a great way to not only introduce some of Disney’s … More Snow White (2025) Movie Review

Invincible is a show that has honestly become one of my favorite superhero stories overtime. The series maintaining its quality in storytelling three seasons in is not only a testament to its writing and character development, but also a testament to how dedicated the showrunners are to remaining loyal to the already great comic book … More Invincible Season 3 Review

Well, as far as final seasons go, I’m happy to report that this one stuck the landing. For those who don’t know, Cobra Kai was a series that served as a spinoff to the original Karate Kid saga. Characters, both new and old, came together and reignited decades old karate rivalries in relatively action-packed fashion. … More Cobra Kai Season 6 Review

When I first started reviewing films back in 2018, I made it a tradition of mine to review every film that won Best Picture at the Oscars. The purpose of this was to not only expand my cinematic palette, but to also see if the winner of such a prestigious award was truly worthy of … More Anora Movie Review

Following the events of Avengers: Endgame and Falcon and the Winter Soldier with which the hero Falcon comes to terms with his new role as Captain America, Sam Wilson is finally given his own film in the Captain America mantle! On paper, this film has everything a solid MCU film should. There’s high-flying action showcasing … More Captain America: Brave New World Movie Review

What a great way to start 2025! Produced by Insecure creator, Issa Rae, One of Them Days is a comedy that did more than just entertain with its hilarious hijinks, the performances of its powerhouse cast, and the infectious chemistry between Keke Palmer and SZA. (Beyond impressive that this is SZA’s first movie, by the … More One of Them Days Movie Review