Category: Film

  • The Lost World

    The Lost World

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    Well, well, well. Apparently Spielberg didn’t have enough money, so this needed to happen. How else was he going to finance his private jet?

  • Jurassic Park

    Jurassic Park

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    With the recent release of “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” I felt the need to make this iconic film series my next franchise to cover. Come with me on a beautiful (mostly crappy) journey through film history starting with the original movie that wowed us all.

  • Rashōmon

    Rashōmon

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    My first Kurosawa film! We gotta start somewhere. Hopefully this’ll be something y’all enjoy. I know I will.

  • American Assassin

    American Assassin

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    Hmm. Yep. Seems to me like we have another generic action thriller on our hands. This one has Michael Keaton in it though. So…better?

  • Legends of the Fall

    Legends of the Fall

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    I don’t know what I’m doing. But that’s okay. Sometimes in life we don’t know what we’re doing. Let’s find out together.

  • Turning Red

    Turning Red

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    Ah, puberty. What can ya do? Apparently transform into a giant red panda. We’ve all been there before, right?

  • The Tale of Princess Kaguya

    The Tale of Princess Kaguya

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    When people ask me what my favorite Ghibli film is, this isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. Although, it’s been a minute since I’ve seen it. Has it been a hidden artistic gem all this time?

  • My Neighbor, Totoro

    My Neighbor, Totoro

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    Our first Studio Ghibli movie! Ah, it feels good. Let’s start off strong with one of the most recognizable films in their illustrious line-up.

  • 12 Angry Men

    12 Angry Men

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    A bit out of left field, but hear me out. This movie is one I love talking about and I can’t wait to discuss it with y’all today.

  • Ocean’s 8

    Ocean’s 8

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    Why can’t we let franchises die? That’s next on my list: petition Hollywood to normalize killing franchises.