“He would not do that. Even now, he would not betray me like that.” “No? I wonder if you know him as well as you once did. Or if spectacular misjudgement is contagious.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #16 (2019).
Once a wayward child, always a wayward child Most of the students at Eleanor West’s school never find the door back to the land of their magical childhood adventures, but the Wolcott sisters are two of the lucky(?) ones. When we last saw them, Jacqueline was carrying the dead body of her twin sister Jillian
Continuing our coverage of Oscar-nominated films, guest writer Max from optimistic_critic_reviews has a look at Parasite. I had no idea what to expect from this film but I loved it. Parasite follows a lower class family as their plan to each infiltrate and work for one upper class family becomes much more complicated than they
Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of the gang embark on a road trip with their new owner Bonnie, who has made a new toy named Forky in her first day of Kindergarten. However Forky doesn’t understand that he is a toy and so he continuously tries to throw himself in the trash, with Woody
Next up in our reviews of Oscar-nominated movies, guest writer Casual Patron Reviews has a look at Klaus, nominated for Best Animated Feature. When Jesper (Jason Schwartzman) is sent to be the new postman in Smeerensburg, he befriends a toymaker, Klaus (J.K. Simmons), living just outside town. Through simple acts of kindness, the two melt
“Do you play?” “I’d rather play “How long have you been breaking the law you brought me here to enforce?” Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #3.
“…remember that there is not a monster dreamt that hasn’t walked once within the soul of man.” It’s retro book-review week at Pixelated Geek. (“Is that really a thing, or just an excuse to read something more than five years old?” “TOTALLY A THING, MOVING ON.”) Today we’re going all the way back to 2013
This week guest columnist Caleb Luther looks at the Oscar-nominated 1917. I usually end my reviews with this, but I’m telling you up front…DO NOT MISS 1917 in the theater. Now back to the actual review.
I hate gravity. Haimey Dz is just a humble tugboat operator…in space. She and her fellow crew members – the genetically perfect and utterly charming pilot Connla and the tugboat’s shipmind Singer – are following a lead on a possibly lucrative bit of salvage that could help them get just a little bit more