Netflix Now Gives You the Option to Turn Off Auto-Previews
For those of you who dislike the auto-preview feature in Netflix (which is basically like a movie trailer that starts up when you hover over a movie or show in […]
Category Archives: The Arts Corner
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Togo (2019) Review
So trying out Disney+. I’ll sidebar briefly and say that I am not a huge fan of how this recent culture of micro-transactions and so many different streaming subscriptions (which […]
Weathering With You (2020) Review
It’s been one crazy set of years. Between 2018 to now, it has been a challenging set of years off-site, but I won’t get too much into detail about all […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Beauty and the Beast (2017) Review
I really enjoyed this adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. What I appreciated most about it though, was whether this was the intention or not, I don’t feel like they […]
Suicide Squad (2016) Review
I have mixed feelings about this one. On the one hand, it wasn’t as terrible as I thought it was going to be, based on the negative attention it’s been […]
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