Well shit…Maeve was right
Author: Kenneth Shipp
Kenneth “Commander” Shipp has had opinions on movies since he was a kid…even if that meant talking to himself. He loves tackling the issues involved with our modern blockbusters while still enjoying the deep dives into the films you may have glossed over. You may still see him comment on his other loves (video games and television) whenever he has time. You can catch all his movie reviews here and listen to him on our weekly podcasts when they start back in August!!
“Années Folles” Westworld Season 4 Episode 3
After last week’s return to a familiar locale, we finally get an appearance from one of our favorite hosts…who apparently got quite the upgrade
“Well Enough Alone” Westworld Season 4 Episode 2
The slow burn continues as Season Four decides to take its time building two stories with Christina learning more about her assailant, while Maeve and Caleb try to figure out why Host-William and Halores want them dead.
“The Auguries” Westworld Season 4 Episode 1
Familiar faces return in this season premiere, but the structure so far feels like we’re setup for a slow burn.
Vin Diesel’s Attempt To End “The Rock” Feud
Let’s be clear: this move is completely driven by finances as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s impact on the Fast and Furious franchise skyrocketed the box office into the stratosphere.
Daniel Dae Kim as Fire Lord Ozai is Brilliant
This announcement doesn’t alleviate my worries after original showrunners Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko left the project, but I have to praise a great decision when I see one.
“A Different Sort of Prequel” Army of Thieves review
Following a minor character from Zack Snyder’s recent zombie flick seems like an odd choice for a prequel movie until you remember how much fun Matthias Schweighöfer was onscreen as the eccentric safecracker.
“A Deeply Needed Conversation on Colorism” Passing review
Rebecca Hall’s first feature film, starring Thompson and Negga, brings to life an important conversation that’s often been ignored and exasperated by Hollywood.
“Surprisingly Hilarious, Warm, & Thoughtful” Belfast Review
Kenneth Branagh taps into his childhood experiences to deliver a charming, light-hearted coming of age story with a breakout star in Jude Hill.
“Villeneuve Delivers What You’ve Waited For” Dune (2021) Review
Villeneuve’s Dune captures what fans have been clamored for…even if the end result will have you disappointed in the third act’s inevitable pause.