In its seven seasons, Once Upon a Time adapted several animated Disney characters into the show not only utilizing plot elements from their respective Disney movies but also giving their own spin on the characters. For the most part they did so quite well. This list takes a look at the best Disney characters the … Continue reading Best Six Great Recurring Disney Characters that Once Upon a Time adapted
Xerxes: Enough of this superflous videogame violence! Beware: Spoilers may follow. The genre of parody is one that constantly gets a bad name as in recent years numerous filmmakers have attempted to “parody” various genres and movies and have failed miserably. Among these filmmakers have been Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg. These two did well … Continue reading Meet The Spartans Review
Steve Rogers: You know for the longest time I dreamed about coming overseas and be on the front lines. Serving my country. I finally get everything I wanted, and I'm wearing tights. Beware: Spoilers may follow. If anyone were to say Captain America could be taken seriously prior to this movie I would probably laugh. … Continue reading Captain America: The First Avenger Review
The Goofy movies have garnered quite the fanbase as they put in far more effort than something associated with Goofy deserved. Both these movies stemmed from the 1992 Disney Afternoon show known as Goof Troop. While by no means a bad Disney Afternoon show, compared to other Disney afternoon shows like Darkwing Duck, Chip and … Continue reading A Look Back on Goof Troop
Nick Fury: You know that's the problem with you and the Third Reich: no sense of humor. Beware: Spoilers may follow. Samuel L. Jackson has very much made the character of Nick Fury into his own over the past decade of the MCU. Despite him having no movie to call his own, Nick Fury has … Continue reading Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD Review
Tom: People don't realize this, but loneliness is underrated. Beware: Spoilers may follow. Romance in movies take many forms and take a lot of effort. Sometimes they represent what we wish love could be while sometimes they show what love really is. And romance in movies takes a lot to make it work in both … Continue reading 500 Days of Summer Review
None of the Fantastic Four movies have been the greatest for Marvel’s first family. But I’ve already covered those movies so instead I’m going to cover the Fantastic Four TV show in 1967 created by the same people who started them, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and produced by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. It … Continue reading A Look Back on Fantastic Four (1967)
