Thoughts in 2019: What the Nintendo Switch Needs
The Wall Street Journal has recently announced that Nintendo plans to drop two new versions of the Nintendo Switch console sometime this summer, 2019. Like how they did with the […]
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Captain Marvel (2019) Review **WITH SPOILERS**
Warning: This post contains spoilers that readers might find spoil key portions of Captain Marvel, so if you have yet to see it and plan to, you may want to […]
On Netflix: Memories of the Alhambra (2018)
Netflix has really upped their game this past year, in my opinion, in terms of the content that they offer. In particular, I’ve been enjoying the number of stand-ups that […]
The Napping Princess (2017) Review **CONTAINS SPOILERS**
So the indie theater by me is doing an anime night special starting this week through the second to last week of December. Most of the films are either not […]
ON NETFLIX: The Confession Tapes (2017—)
Netflix’s streaming service has, to recent memory, put out some fairly solid content as of late. Since they first launched their streaming service years ago (I unfortunately do not actually […]
Major Site Updates Coming
To all my readers—this blog has always been on a lag in content, mostly because my life offline has always been so super busy. Rest assured, there was never any […]
Doki Doki Crate (August 2017) Review
Cutting Edge Creativity Housekeeping Note: Before I get into the thick of this review, I want to say, I have (hopefully) put school behind me for good, so now I […]
Subscription Boxes 101
For those who have never purchased a subscription box before, or don’t know where to start, here’s a list of some things to consider:
Guardians of the Galaxy (2017) Review **WITH SPOILERS**
I laughed. I cried. A whole ocean. The seemingly endless amount of during and after credit scenes were awesome, as well as the expected Stan Lee cameos. I also appreciated […]
The Fate of the Furious (2017) Review **WITH MAJOR SPOILERS**
I’ll open this with the biggest spoiler of all—there is nothing after the end credits. I sat through them, and boy did they feel long. Also, be ready to spend […]
