Last week, I had the honor and privilege of attending the red carpet premiere of The Mandalorian. It was a fan event that had a Q&A in the beginning, and then a screening of the first three episodes. First, a little backstory as to how this came about. I love Star Wars, and I also… [Read More]
Has Disney Killed Star Wars? Episode II
Somewhere, in a galaxy far far away, in an outpost called Anaheim, there is a disturbance in the force. Well, maybe it was just convention food for some people. D23 Expo has come and gone and with it a whole slew of breaking news and announcements and unsurprisingly their two big franchises really made an… [Read More]
Has Disney Killed Star Wars?
Has Disney killed Star Wars? Ok, so before we get into it, let’s start with this… No, I don’t think Star Wars is dead. I’ve been a fan for almost my entire 38 years on this planet and I don’t recall Star Wars being as big as it is today (though internet and social media… [Read More]
Spider-Man: Far From Home – Starting Over
The post Endgame era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is here. After the universe changing events of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel ushers its new era with their next solo star, Spider-Man, on his own is a multi-million dollar marketing machine. Ever since Tom Holland’s first appearance as Spidey/Peter in Captain America: Civil War, he has exemplified… [Read More]
Captain Marvel: Nothing to Prove
There’s a lot to be said about longevity. Over the last ten years, Marvel Studios has released twenty-three films. Halfway through, many talked about superhero fatigue and yet, they’re still a seventeen-billion-dollar juggernaut that has fans coming out in numbers for the next wave. As we drew closer to the much anticipated Avengers: Endgame, Marvel… [Read More]
Avengers: Endgame
Eleven years, twenty-two films and a legacy that will never be matched in entertainment again. That is what Marvel Studios has accomplished leading up to the final chapter of this tale. What many believed wouldn’t last, lasted a decade. What many believed would lead to “superhero movie fatigue” culminated with a record breaking sixty million… [Read More]
Alita: Battle Angel – The Eyes of the Soul
Let’s be honest, the average moviegoer probably has no interest Alita: Battle Angel… and I was one of them, when the first trailer dropped. From the beginning, the CGI wasn’t working for me and I wasn’t sold visually on the anime-style eyes. Then, a few months ago, more trailers came out and my interest was peaked…. [Read More]
Solo: Love Finds a Way
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away…. Lucasfilm/Disney are now 4 films in on their revitalized Star Wars plans. The plans so far have been clear: Honor the past while looking toward the future and a new generation. Star Wars purists have had mixed reaction to the new canon, but there is… [Read More]
Avengers Infinity War: The Hype is Real! (Spoiler Free)
It’s hard to believe when you look back at it that it has been 10 years since Marvel Studios–then on its own–embarked on a bold strategy to change cinematic storytelling as we knew it. What started in 2008 with Iron Man has evolved into what can arguably be called the standard of superhero film-making. Of… [Read More]
Thor Ragnarok: Lies Destroy
The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues Phase 3 with the third solo film of Thor. The first Thor film was good, not great, but good. The second film was a big disappointment and a missed opportunity with one of Thor’s comic based greatest foes in Malekith. In Thor: Ragnarok, we get arguably the best film out… [Read More]
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