Category: Features
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How The Nightmare Before Christmas changed stop-motion forever
When people think of projects that launched stop-motion animation into the mainstream, Rankin/Bass’ Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas usually come to mind. Read More >
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Why do we revisit Hocus Pocus every Halloween?
Is Hocus Pocus really as good as we remember or are people just wearing nostalgia goggles? Read More >
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Breathe vs. Stronger: Which is better?
It’s hard to talk about Andy Serkis’ directorial debut Breathe without also addressing David Gordon Green’s Stronger, which came out only a couple weeks earlier. Read More >
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5 reasons why Justice League could disappoint
Justice League is one month away, but should we lower our expectations? Read More >
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Is the MCU building towards a Community movie?
If the MCU actually made the Community movie a reality, Chris Pratt could finally prove to Jeff that his muscles weren’t digitally altered in Guardians of the Galaxy. Read More >
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Why Goodbye Christopher Robin is this year’s Saving Mr. Banks
Goodbye Christopher Robin and Saving Mr. Banks present us a harsh realization. Winnie-the-Pooh and Mary Poppins will last forever, delighting countless children and adults. Yet, both stemmed from childhoods that took surprisingly dark turns. Read More >
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Boyhood, Moonlight, & The Florida Project: A trilogy of childhood
The Florida Project is all about little moments, as if they were ripped from a person’s memory. This is something that both Boyhood and Moonlight also pulled off flawlessly. Read More >
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Could all three Spider-Man actors appear in a crossover?
Could Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland all appear in a Spider-Man crossover? Read More >
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Why 2017 is the year of Wonder Woman
After the disappointment that was 2016, Wonder Woman is the hero that 2017 needs. Read More >
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Why Blade Runner 2049 is this year’s Mad Max: Fury Road
Blade Runner 2049 is one of the most complete successors since Mad Max: Fury Road. Here’s why: Read More >
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