It Takes Two forces you to play with someone else, delivering an adventurous co-op game that’s full of heart, incredibly unique plat-forming levels, and it’s always delivering new ways to play on each stage. Director Josef Fares is a firecracker of an individual, there’s no denying that. There’s also no denying the talent he has for creating unique and enjoyable video games. Although I’ve never … Continue reading It Takes Two game review (2021)
With the Oscars officially happening this Sunday, April 25, here are my predictions for most of the major categories, while picking direct winners for some others. Although 2020 was a relatively uneventful year for cinema, I will say that there have been some hidden gems I enjoyed. As we all know, last year was a rough year due to the pandemic and as a fan, … Continue reading Oscars 2021 predictions
After playing Knockout City for a few hours, it’s evident this game is cleverly made and has game mechanics that are extremely well-done. The potential for it to be something special is immediately apparent. Are you still on the fence about the latest competitive multiplayer game, Knockout City? Well, I played it just so you don’t have to, but after putting some hours into it, … Continue reading Knockout City: First impressions
Godzilla vs. Kong doesn’t handle the human characters very well, similarly to the last two installments. But, you watch this for the incredible monster fights and the visually stunning special effects and cinematography, and it most definitely delivers on that front. So far, I can honestly say for the most part, the Godzilla monster-verse has been thoroughly entertaining. Since Gareth Edwards’ 2014 Godzilla, I’ve enjoyed … Continue reading Godzilla vs. Kong film review (2021)
Although an incredible performance from Tom Holland, The Russo Brothers’ latest effort is overwhelmingly disjointed, has horrible pacing, and it feels more like a series of stories instead of a focused one, which never grab at you and make you feel invested. I was pretty high on this one prior to its release. After seeing The Russo Brothers’ recent track record (Captain America: The Winter … Continue reading Cherry film review (2021)
Zack Snyder’s vision for this new Justice League is superior to Joss Whedon’s theatrical cut in almost every way. It still has its flaws, but as critical as I was of this even being made, I did enjoy it. At long last, Zack Snyder’s version of Justice League is finally here. Some people didn’t think it existed, others did and clamored for it, and some … Continue reading Zack Snyder’s Justice League film review (2021)
WandaVision is the most personal, creative, original, and unique piece of content the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever produced. It starts off a bit weird, but sticking with it till the end is incredibly rewarding. Due to 2020, the lack of Marvel content for an entire year really took a toll on me and I believe I speak for most of the fanbase. I guess … Continue reading WandaVision series review (2021)
Disney’s latest epic has impressive world-building, a protagonist to root for, and some of the best fight scenes I’ve ever seen in a Disney animated film. Disney’s new original animated movie, Raya and the Last Dragon, is one I was looking forward to for quite some time now. Although I feel most Disney animated films are guilty of following similar trends and tropes, there’s also … Continue reading Raya and the Last Dragon film review (2021)
Although familiar and somewhat cheesy at times, Boss Level pays homage to the over-the-top action films of the ’90s while having its own unique ideas to make it a fun and thrilling ride. I feel I’ve been waiting to see Boss Level for so long now. I remember this being filmed a few years back and it seems it took forever for it to finally … Continue reading Boss Level film review (2021)
Minari is a simple movie, but it’s because of this that it works so well. The acting is phenomenal and the story is incredibly relatable for many people who have struggled to try to follow their dreams and make it in this country. Steven Yeun has come a long way in his career. Most people know him for his role as Glenn in The Walking … Continue reading Minari film review (2021)
Crespo’s Cave 