Series and Movie Reviews
Pixar Animation Studios ventures into new territory with its first original animated series, Win or Lose, now streaming on Disney+. This eight-episode series is unlike anything Pixar has produced before, and its unconventional storytelling approach may take time to resonate with audiences.
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Anthony Mackie earns his stripes as Captain America in CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD. Marvel Studios delivers high-flying action, but more importantly, like Steve Rogers before him, Sam Wilson's unwavering loyalty and compassion drive the story forward.
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Osgood Perkins’ THE MONKEY brings another sinister toy into the horror genre, blending campy thrills with gruesome, laughter-inducing deaths. Based loosely on Stephen King's 1980 short story, the film embraces its over-the-top nature, making it an entertaining ride—especially in a communal theater setting.
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FLIGHT RISK’s 91-minute runtime is the first sign that Mel Gibson’s directorial effort may have challenges. While occasionally suspenseful and entertaining, this low-budget thriller feels like a half-hearted attempt, with Mark Wahlberg taking on the role of a crass and over-the-top villain.
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After a 20-year hiatus from the big screen, Wallace & Gromit make a triumphant return in WALLACE & GROMIT: VENGEANCE MOST FOWL. Following their Oscar-winning adventure in THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT (2005), the iconic duo again proves that their charm and timeless appeal endure. Enhanced by advancements in stop-motion animation, this latest installment feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.
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Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is a homage to classic horror, using striking cinematography to evoke both fear and raw emotion. Bill Skarsgård delivers a chilling and repulsive portrayal of Count Orlok, far removed from the romanticized Hollywood versions of Dracula.
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If you loved THE PEANUT BUTTER FALCON, LOS FRIKIS should be your next must-watch. Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson, the visionary writer-directors behind THE PEANUT BUTTER FALCON, delve into another poignant true story—this time set against the backdrop of 1990s Cuba.
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Barry Jenkins’ MUFASA: THE LION KING is a triumph, serving as both a heartfelt prequel to Disney’s 1994 animated classic and a significant improvement over the 2019 live-action remake. With breathtaking visuals, powerful performances, and a vibrant score by Lin-Manuel Miranda, this cinematic experience is best enjoyed in immersive 3D. Jenkins masterfully blends storytelling, artistry, and emotion, reminding fans why they fell in love with The Lion King in the first place.
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is Disney+’s latest foray into a galaxy far, far away, aimed squarely at a younger audience. Channeling the spirit of The Goonies, the series starring Jude Law offers a nostalgic nod to 80s adventure films but struggles to establish its own identity in the early episodes.
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The MOANA sequel recaptures much of the charm of the original but falters when it comes to its musical numbers. Without Lin-Manuel Miranda’s signature touch, the soundtrack lacks the memorable magic that made the first film’s songs so iconic.
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