This review continues from part 1, which examined the themes, characters, and plot in seasons 1 and 2 of K-On!, a slice-of-life musical series. This review will examine the K-On! film, the special features, English dub, and more, within the Blu-ray collection. K-On! the Movie, which released in theaters in early December 2011, and on Blu-ray and […]
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A House of Dynamite Review
An intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is launched from somewhere in the Pacific, aimed at the continental US. Believing it to be nuclear, both the military and the government scramble to deal with the situation. But with only 18 minutes until the missile reaches its target, those men and women have precious little time to do […]
The “Lumberjanes” Animated Series That Never Was
Earlier this month, ND Stevenson had an announcement. He is a writer best known for helming She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, which is an animated re-boot of the classic 1980s series She-Ra: Princess of Power, and for his webcomic (and later) graphic novel Nimona. He told interviewers from Comic Book Club that the animated adaptation of […]
Zack Snyder’s Movies Ranked
Zachary Edward Snyder is one of the most famous action directors who is currently working. He started his career making music videos and commercials. During his 21-year-long feature film career, he has made many hits and worked on major comic book properties. Snyder has developed a divisive reputation, with a devoted fanbase that sees him […]
The Thursday Murder Club Review
A group of amateur sleuths, known as the Thursday Murder Club, spend their retirement years examining unsolved murders. But when their beloved retirement home is threatened, and a strong ally in the fight to save it is found dead, they begin to look into a case that is slightly less cold than the ones they […]
Long Story Short Review
As someone who firmly believes that BoJack Horseman is one of the greatest television shows of the 21st century (and probably of all time), I was beyond excited to hear that BoJack’s creator and showrunner Raphael Bob-Waksberg was back at Netflix with a new series. Sure, there aren’t any anthropomorphized characters in this one – […]
Happy Gilmore 2 Review
A down on his luck Happy Gilmore must get back on the golf course so he can give his daughter the chance to go to a top dance school in Paris, and maybe, just maybe, save the sport he once despised from someone looking to destroy it with a new and very different league. Happy […]
The Old Guard 2 Review
It has been six months since their encounter with Steven Merrick, and while Andy (Charlize Theron) adapts to her newfound mortality, the gang are back to doing what they do best; making things better for us mere mortals. But when an old acquaintance unexpectedly returns, she brings with her a very dangerous enemy. One whose […]
Squid Game Season Three Review
This review will contain spoilers for all three seasons of Netflix’s series Squid Game (all of which are currently streaming). If you haven’t watched the entire series, finish it up and then come on back to this review. You have been warned. Squid Game was never going to have a happy ending. This wasn’t going […]
The Best Show You Aren’t Watching: Adolescence
If you’re in the mood for a devastating family drama that doesn’t offer answers but does offer some exceptional writing, performances, and directing, Adolescence, the new four-episode British miniseries on Netflix is for you. A shattering look at how a young boy, radicalized by the misogynistic dreck that exists on the internet, bullied by those […]










