Photo ©Fox WARNING THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS A lot of us have had an imaginary friend. Johannes (Roman Griffin Davis) is no different. Except that he grew up in a small German town during World War II and his…
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Review: Going Into the Unknown with Frozen II
Warning: there WILL be spoilers here in this review, so tread carefully. The little princess inside of me was excited beyond belief. The more cynical adult inside of me, however, was apprehensive. 2019 was definitely Disney’s year; there have been…
The Mandalorian: Star Wars Returns
Photo ©Disney As a life long Star Wars fan, the last few years haven’t been easy, and I’m not expecting the coming ones to be. Disney seems to only want to serve me poorly butchered trimmings of my favorite franchise,…
Last Christmas: A Review
Note: at the time of writing, the writer is still drying her tears Be warned, this film is a lot deeper than the ads make it out to be. Plus, there are spoilers ahead. It’s been a long time since…
Siskiyou Review: “Detective Pikachu” lacks Pika-punch
Since the unveiling of the first trailer, Detective Pikachu has been drawing a collective swoon from “Pokéfans” around the world. A live action movie full of immaculate CGI Pokémon, with Ryan Reynolds’ seductively nasally tones embodying perhaps the most adorable…
“Barney’s Version” is good acting, quality writing and laughter rolled into one
Life has been a little rough for most of us lately, what with finals week right around the corner. After a long day of slaving over the computer and text books, it is important to seek…
“Unknown” just another average rollercoaster ride
Watching “Unknown†is a little like riding the rollercoaster at the county fair. There are a few chills, thrills and unexpected bumps along the way, but afterward, when you step from the platform, you can’t help but feel…
Movie Review: “The King’s Speech”
What do you do if you are the king of nearly one-quarter of the world’s population and, finding your empire poised on the brink of one of the most pivotal episodes of the twenteieth century, you can barely…
Coen Brothers create a new classic
The Coen Brothers have once again succeeded in mesmerizing us with another beautifully told story. It seems that every time we go to the theater to see a Coen Brothers film, we are partaking in an…
What to rent: “Delicatessen”
Some movies always seem fresh. Although it was released nearly twenty years ago in 1991, “Delicatessen,†from the French directing team of Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Juenet (“City of Lost Children,†“Amélieâ€), still feels as exciting and innovative as it…