"Game, Blouses" –Granny
I mean, we already knew lebron james couldn't act though, right?
Overtly deciding to make their latest film one of the most shameless cash grabs in Hollywood history, Warner Bros. never once tries to hide its Easter eggs in Space Jam: A New Legacy. In this ostensible follow-up to the 1996 live-action/animation crossover, LeBron James teams up with Bugs Bunny and the rest of the Looney Tunes to challenge an evil computer program to…
I consider myself a big Star Wars fan. George Lucas’ Original Trilogy was on constant repeat in our house growing up. And when he released the Prequel Trilogy years later, along with the first two installments of Disney’s post-Lucas “final” sequel trilogy, I became an apologist for the films at a time when other disenchanted fans became vocal about their resentment. Sometimes I could see where they were coming from, but I love this film universe too much…
Disney's best movie post-Lasseter??? I didn't think I'd like this better than the first. It's funny, thrilling, mysterious, and deceptively deep. Good to see Josh Gad is still getting work.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I've never had patience for bad parenting in movies. But now that I'm a parent myself, it makes me even angrier. In Zenon, the titular space girl has a decently healthy relationship with her parents --- that is, until her integrity comes into question. The old fogies respond by sending her to Earth indefinitely to live with her aunt?????
Sure, Zenon is a bit of a free spirit but she's obviously telling the truth about Lutz. There's absolutely NO reason…
Finished the film for the "James Cameron's Titanic Scene-by-Scene" podcast!
Freaks holds up really well compared to other movies of the early ‘30s. The story is short and sweet with a decent pacing considering its age.
The cuts are clean as director Tod Browning evokes every ounce of emotion from his title characters.
There’s really nothing else like this movie. Equal parts bizarre and real, Freaks takes real life “freaks” and places them in a story that shows normal people making fun of them and treating them as animals.
The depressing amounts of bullying create a very sad and dark tone, but the redemption in the end is well executed.
