The best romantic comedy I’ve ever seen, Kaguya-Sama: Love is War is the genre; and anime as a whole at the peak of its potential.
The best romantic comedy I’ve ever seen, Kaguya-Sama: Love is War is the genre; and anime as a whole at the peak of its potential.
A story about a boy and his magnificent friends touches the spectrum of emotions and teaches us to love ourselves and others.
David Lowery’s medieval fantasy film strikes a delicate balance of visual symbolism and a brilliant character study that fits perfectly with this age old tale.
Seeing the humanity among chaos, and reflecting on what came before is the groundwork for The Clone Wars’ best and final season.
John finishes his long-running discussion of The Rise of Skywalker by discussing the finality and lasting impact of the story.
Claudia Gray writes Star Wars’ first truly excellent love story from the perspective of everyday people of the galaxy.
John dives into his biggest negative about The Rise of Skywalker, and the lightspeed storytelling many experienced in this final chapter.
Sonic gets the big-screen treatment he deserves in this kid-friendly, but thematically correct origin story
Shifting beliefs are the subject of this week’s discussion of the many impactful pieces of The Rise of Skywalker.
In search of a mythical spirit with the promise of healing, Ashitaka uncovers a battle between man and nature.
In Part 2 of this multi-part series John discusses the odyssey of Poe Dameron and that Lando and Jannah moment.
John’s multi-part series kicks off by discussing the trilogy’s biggest theme and how it ties into Finn’s story coming to an end.
Respawn’s first venture in the Star Wars franchise is filled with thrills, but treads familiar ground with its story.
The death of Harlan Thrombey thrusts a family into disarray and fear as a mysterious sleuth seeks answers.
Matt Damon and Christian Bale help to create a high octane thrill ride that is interesting around every bend.
Wrapping up Phase 3 of the MCU, John looks back at Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home.
Star Wars’ first foray into live-action television brings back old genres and gives the franchise a fresh direction.
A young girl haunted by a mystical group seeking her power, and a man looking to escape his dark past find a unique connection.
Returning to one of his favourites of 2018, John explores The OASIS one more time.