A lot of thoughts about the past 12 months (I know that’s a huge understatement). We’ll get to that next week. We know what this weekend is. That review is coming Sunday night. This scene from ‘Rebels’ speaks to me alot personally and is a nice animated version of how I feel (and also […]
Jedi talk and year end reflections will be coming REAL quick, so before we don’t have a chance to later… Happy Holidays Everyone!
This one keeps popping up on my feeds. Not a holiday song technically, but damn if it doesn’t fit the general mood of the season (or it should…) Enjoy!
The holiday creeping felt like it came along REALLY early this year… But now it actually is December, so we can start mixing in some holiday selections. The Standard. Enjoy!
Have to start the week with this trailer, that spread like wildfire, and with good reason. Such an obvious concept and genre turn, that we haven’t seen done exactly like this… Until next year apparently. Wow…
Still enjoying happiness. Riding it until it last. This came highly recommended before I found it. My people know me well. Enjoy!
I was coming out of the holiday yesterday when it hit me. 2017 has been a year. Sometimes all in one day, furious, depressed, hopeless, and the list goes on. The plans for 2018 have been banked, so on a personal level I don’t really have any complaints. I didn’t even realize anything was off. The […]
DC finally got the formula right for the most part. Now can they get the general goodwill of the fanbase back? To the degree you can put away what came before it, ‘Justice League’ is actually enjoyable and has some fun moments. For this generation, Superman has never felt more like Superman, the Flash […]
I had no expectations for the Netflix version of ‘She’s Gotta Have It.’ We have ‘Insecure’ now. We have ‘Dear White People’. We have ‘Master of None.’ We have ‘Atlanta’. All good to great in different ways, all cover being young and/or black, and/or single, and/or living in New York City. That’s one. Two: […]
Dee Rees’ latest feature might be the first great film of this era that ‘doesn’t take place right now’, but speaks directly to ‘right now.’ ‘Mudbound’ tells the story of two families, one white, one black, both struggling to make ends meet while working the land in Mississippi, circa World War II. The film/story […]
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