Will There Be A Smash Bros. Movie? Eh, Probably Not.
With The Super Mario Galaxy Movie now in theaters for Easter weekend, the lingering questions that follow every video game movie of this era have less to do with where
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All Things Movies With Mark McPherson
Keep Conan O’Brien At The Oscars
The 98th Academy Awards marked the second time Conan O’Brien had hosted the ceremonies. He did a solid job hosting last year, but this year was something special. This was
Melania Is Not a Movie
The Melania documentary debuting in theaters this weekend looks like a disaster for those who don’t reside in the conservative bubble of Trump-world whimsy. The movie was not screened for
More Than Muppets: A Case for Sesame Street
I love Sesame Street. I love its puppetry, parodies, and positive messaging on educational and moral topics. It was equally entertaining as it was informative, teaching lessons of sharing, acceptance,
AI Slop and Misreading Studio Ghibli
Some of us didn’t notice what was said in Studio Ghibli’s animated films. We watched Princess Mononoke and salivated over its breathtaking animation, more mesmerized by the colorful fantasy characters
Why Anora Deserved To Win Best Picture
I ranked Anora at the top of my list for the best films of 2024, but I did not expect it to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards. It
Thoughts on the 2025 Oscar Nominations
The Oscar nominations were announced this week and there’s plenty of surprises this year. Some were genuinely pleasing, as with Sean Baker’s wild drama Anora and the body horror The
No, We Are Not Still Cool
In response to the 2024 election, Chris Pratt responded with unity. He wanted people to check in with their neighbors who voted for the other candidate to make sure they
Jeremy Jahns and His Ignorant Review of “Am I Racist”
Jeremy Jahns is one of the more popular film critics on YouTube. An aspect that some might attribute to his success is his that he is unbiased. He doesn’t seem
Kids Should Have Watched Zeta Gundam
For many American millennials, their first experience with the Gundam franchise was Gundam Wing. It debuted on Cartoon Network in March 2000 and was unlike anything else on the channel’s