Initial Impressions: Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass
Hey all, I know it’s been a while. The pandemic caused a lot of changes for me that caused difficulties in being able to find time to sit down and […]
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[Review] Mulan (2020) & New Thoughts on Disney+
So Disney+ originally required people to pay to see Mulan (2020), on top of what people were already paying for Disney+, which I thought was ridiculous. I didn’t see what […]
[REVIEW] Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity (Nintendo Switch, November 2020)
DISCLAIMER: There may be potential spoilers in this review about gameplay and other experiences. Do not read on if you do not wish to read any spoilers prior to playing […]
Onward (2020) Review **WITH MAJOR SPOILERS**
WARNING: This post contains major spoilers for the movie, so if you haven’t watched this movie yet, plan to, and don’t want spoilers, then please do not read ahead! My […]
Emma. (2020) Review
This was certainly one worth watching. It took me a little time to get used to the way people were speaking—didn’t come into the movie ready with that mindset, but […]
Sonic (2020) Review
So I went into this movie with absolutely zero expectations. The only thing I knew about it was that after outcry from Sonic fans, a ton more money was spent […]
Just Mercy (2020) Review
I thought this was a powerful movie, and I definitely bawled at some parts. There was so much injustice that was being highlighted in this movie, and it’s not like […]
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 […]
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 […]
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