The Last Dance – Episode One

The Last Dance – Episode One

ESPN’s latest documentary, The Last Dance, is a ten-part documentary series chronicling the 1997-1998 Chicago Bulls and their journey to their sixth championship.  The Bulls gave the documentary team unprecedented coverage, giving us a truly immersive experience into what one of the greatest teams the NBA has ever had went through during their final season. Growing up in a suburb of Chicago throughout the 90’s, this Bulls team was an essential part of my life…

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Review – The Other Lamb

Review – The Other Lamb

          The Other Lamb brings together two genres I didn’t think would mix well: cult horror and coming of age.  However, the result of the film is a rather good one.  This is a gripping, chilling, slow-burning film about one girl who begins to question everything in the cult she has spent her entire life in. Selah (Raffey Cassidy) has lived her entire life in a cult run by a man known…

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Review – Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America’s Elections

Review – Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America’s Elections

          As an American, one of the greatest rights we have is the right to vote.  The democratic system allows the American people to choose who they want as their elected official for places like their village, their state, and their country.  Not every country gets this right, which what makes voting so important in America. But after the 2016 presidential election, where there were rumors and evidence of Russian interference…

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Review – Bloodshot

Review – Bloodshot

This review was first published at Vents Magazine.  Link here.                   Thinking of Vin Diesel’s career as a movie star is interesting.  When we think of Vin Diesel, the first thing that pops into most people’s minds is the Fast and Furious franchise, where Diesel plays the leader of a group of car-racing thieves Dominic Toretto.  But beyond the Fast and Furious, what else is Vin Diesel?  He’s had other franchises, the Riddick franchise…

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Review – The Hunt

Review – The Hunt

        The Hunt is a movie surrounded by controversy.  Originally supposed to be released in October of 2019, the film was delayed because of its subject matter and tragic events that occurred in America around the same time.  It was an unprecedented by move by Universal Studios and Blumhouse Productions to pull the film from its intended release date, as it felt like the studios gave in to social peer pressure.  This…

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Review – The Way Back

Review – The Way Back

      It’s no secret that Ben Affleck’s personal life has been a bumpy one as of late.  Since his divorce from Jennifer Garner, Affleck went down a dark path that eventually led him to rehab for drinking.  This affected him in all areas of his life including on screen. But Affleck is looking to change that and get back to being the movie-star we know him to be and he’s starting his own…

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Review – Onward

Review – Onward

        Pixar has been making movies for twenty-five-years now.  Since debuting Toy Story back in 1995, the animation studio has been a true cinematic game-changer.  Whether it be through storytelling, animation, or their unique characters, Pixar has pushed the boundaries of cinema to new heights. But what comes with being around for so long, and being so good for so long, is a predictability of what is to come.  This isn’t necessarily a bad…

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Review – The Invisible Man

Review – The Invisible Man

        I haven’t necessarily done my research on this, but if I were to guess what film genre has the most remakes, it’s probably horror.  It feels like every year we get a horror remake, whether it be a classic from the 30’s or 40’s or something newer from the 80’s or 90’s.  Just over the last couple years we have seen remakes of It, Child’s Play, and Black Christmas, among others.  It is a…

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Review – D. Wade: Life Unexpected

Review – D. Wade: Life Unexpected

          Dwayne Wade is one of the greatest basketball players to ever play the game.  Being a major basketball fan, I have followed Wade’s career since he was in college, starting during his legendary run of taking Marquette University on a Cinderella-run to the Final Four in 2003.  But even following Wade’s legendary career and for him being one of the best players to ever step on the hardwood, Wade’s personal…

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Review – Sonic the Hedgehog

Review – Sonic the Hedgehog

      Sonic the Hedgehog was originally supposed to be released in November of 2019.  However, when the teaser trailer for the film dropped the internet went bananas over the look of Sonic (the human teeth are still unnerving).  Paramount Studios then did the unthinkable and listened to the internet and delayed the movie so they could get the look of Sonic right, or as right as the internet wanted it to be.  This…

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