For Greater Glorypowerfully encourages individuals to stand up for their beliefs. At first, I thought it was going to be…
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I assume large ensemble movies exist because it is difficult to write a singular, cohesive plotline that can captivate the…
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The Five-Year Engagement reverses the common narrative in which the girl quits her job to follow her boyfriend/fiancé. While the…
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I was slightly underwhelmed by Pirates! Band of Misfits, as I’ve grown up with Wallace and Gromit and Chicken Run.…
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Not very surprisingly, A Thousand Words tritely champions meaningfully using language to express appreciation and gratitude for your loved ones.…
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Despite its efforts to examine social issues, Tyler Perry’s Good Deeds falls flat largely because of its flimsy and predictable…
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Studio Ghibli’s latest creation, The Secret World of Arrietty, understatedly examines our diminishing sense of empathy and connection to the…
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In general, hybridizations between different genres tend to be risky. For some reason, zombie thriller-comedies have been great hits,…
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When I first went into see Joyful Noise, I was expecting to see something like Sister Act 2, basically a…
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There’s a reason why Americans are known for America’s hegemonic influence on the mass media. I don’t know what has…
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