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When I was 13-years-old I discovered something that would change my life forever. A game franchise, a book series, a community that welcomed everyone who was fascinated...
Starring the master of one role, Michael Cera, “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” may be the worst movie you’ve ever seen. But that’s what makes it such an incredible work.
Based on the comic book...
What’s the worst train ride you’ve been on? Did it involve gun fights, poisonings and convoluted plots? If not, watch “Bullet Train” for that experience. “Bullet Train,” released theatrically...
There’s always that one movie from your childhood that completely and utterly traumatizes you, a movie so dark you have to wonder, “How is this for kids?” In 2009, stop-motion director Henry Selick...
The world was introduced to a bald 12-year-old with the fate of the world in his hands on Feb. 21, 2005.
Running for three seasons over the course of three years, "Avatar: The Last Airbender" gained...
According to the Batman Fandom website, Batman has been the most popular DC Comics hero since his birth in 1939, but I had never watched a Batman movie until March 16, when I saw the superhero’s newest...
If there is one thing the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody” can do, it’s transform a cheerful ballad into something soul-crushing.
“Bohemian Rhapsody” is a biographical narrative about the band Queen...
The anticipation for this movie was like no other. With film predecessors such as “Hancock,” “Catwoman” and “Steel,” “Black Panther” released at a prominent time for people of color in...
Last year at the Oscars, “Moonlight” became the first film to win best picture that featured a LGBT lead in all 89 years of the ceremony. Notice that I did not say “the first gay film” to win....
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