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
EDIT – We’ve updated the list with all the winners! The nominations for the 2020 Oscars have been announced! See below for the full list, including links to movie reviews we’ve already posted. Check back often, as we’ll update the list with even more reviews to come.
Next up in our pre-Oscar-nomination coverage, The Atomic Nerd has a look at Uncut Gems. Imagine this: you make a great movie. Everyone loves it. Robert Pattinson is in it. There is truly no way you can improve on it. And then you come out with another movie that makes the previous movie look awful
This week guest reviewer Ryan Landy has a look at Cats. Cats is a cinematic adaptation of the musical, culminating into a feline circus fever dream on acid.
It’s been a pretty chaotic year, what with family medical emergencies and other craziness (said other craziness being…more family medical emergencies), so I’m pretty happy to see the last of 2019. One good thing that 2019 did have was some fantastic books. Click the jump for a rundown of the five best (“best” here meaning