Weeb Analysis: Ya Boy Kongming!
[Hello all and welcome back to Weeb Analysis where this month we’ll be dabbling into the world of idol music with Ya Boy Kongming!. ...
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Review: Lightyear
There’s an understanding between Pixar fans and the Cars franchise that, while none of the movies would ever be classified as some of the studio’s ...
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Tribeca Review: The Year Between
Dark comedies walk a fine line. If you handle the jokes poorly, your comedy can come across as mean-spirited, annoying, or worse, not ...
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Tribeca Review: The Lost Weekend: A Love Story
Documentaries aren’t exactly my forte. I like to think that I’m open to multiple different types of documentary styles of filmmaking, but there ...
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Review: Dashcam
Dashcam was a movie I had never heard of until it was released last week. The movie premiered exclusively on streaming services here in ...
Tribeca Review: Four Samosas
Four Samosas is the definition of a comedy of errors. It’s a film where basically all of its main characters are idiots and continuously ...
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Tribeca Review: Butterfly in the Sky
As a kid, I did a lot of reading. I would go to my local comic book store with whatever allowance I saved ...
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Tribeca Review: Employee of the Month
It goes without saying, but sexism sucks. It shouldn’t be controversial to say that a woman should make as much money as a ...
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Tribeca Review: Kaepernick & America
Colin Kaepernick. Just saying his name can invoke a lot of images within your head. The first image is probably him kneeling during ...
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Review: Crimes of the Future
David Cronenberg is a legend amongst body horror enthusiasts. Cronenberg has such a unique vision when it comes to creating beautiful yet disturbing ...
Review: Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko
Sometimes a movie doesn’t need to tell a grand narrative. While most mainstream cinema tends to gear towards crowd-pleasing experiences, some of the ...
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Review: After Blue (Dirty Paradise)
After Blue (Dirty Paradise) is probably not meant for you. In fact, it’s probably not meant for most people. It’s a strange and surreal ...