<h1>Heather Johnson</h1>

Heather Johnson

Posts by Heather Johnson:

Dolphin Kick: Community at Work

Dolphin Kick: Community at Work

Dolphin movies never get old. There is probably a scientific or biological reason for this, but at the core, I think it?s because humans and dolphins share an intelligence and desire for community that translates well onto both large and small screens. From Flipper?to...

Little Women: Some Stories Never Get Old

Little Women: Some Stories Never Get Old

There are some stories that are so universal, so timeless, that they span horizons and bind generations together with one another. Louisa May Alcott?s classic Little Women is one such story. No matter where or when you grew up, whether you had sisters or brothers,...

Jack Ryan: Who Gets to Live?

Before I get going, I need to be honest. First, I?m probably not the most qualified to truly dig into whether or not Amazon?s Jack Ryan strays too far from the original Tom Clancy novels (it?s been years since I read them), or if there will ever be an actor that is as...

The Cloverfield Paradox: When Action Impacts All

The Cloverfield Paradox: When Action Impacts All

I don?t do horror movies. I don?t do loud clangs, shrieks, or shadows that jump across the screen. I especially don?t do creepy sci-fi films. Movies that mess with time, reality, or my basic understanding of physics (which is very, very basic) rarely make it to my...

The Last Jedi: Identifying the Enemy

The Last Jedi: Identifying the Enemy

I know who Snoke is. Ok, I admit that I originally had that as the title, but could foresee the flood of ?clickbait? accusations with the overall discontent surrounding Snoke's identity, so I moved it. But in all seriousness, I do know who he is. In a way. I know...