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Let’s Look At ‘Transformers’ (2019) #1-5
A new age of the Transformers is upon us. Along with Hasbro teaming with Netflix and Rooster Teeth to bring an origin story for the Autobot/Decepticon conflict next year with Transformers: War for Cybertron, IDW has recently rebooted their comics universe to provide their own take on Cybertron’s fall into war. On the surface, this might look like no big
Screener Squad: Black Mirror (Season 5)
BLACK MIRROR SEASON FIVE REVIEW Black Mirror returns after its interactive movie experiment Bandersnatch with three new visions of the future. We start with Striking Vipers, which follows two old friends Danny (Anthony Mackie) and Karl (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) as they reconnect through a VR game with surprising results. Then in Smithereens, we follow a cab driver named Chris (Andrew
Screener Squad: Rocketman
ROCKETMAN REVIEW Because many critics in Austin didn’t get a preview screening for Rocketman, we had to wait to see it in theaters. Now that London, Justin, and Lexie saw it though, they can tell you all about this musical fantasy following the life of Reginald Dwight, or Sir Elton John as most people know him. As played by Taron
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Secret Life of Pets 2
Filing firmly under ‘sequels I can’t imagine anyone was asking for’ but hey, it’s Illumination entertainment, is more of the Secret Life of Pets. This time, stepping in for the no-longer-hireable Louis C.K. is Patton Oswalt. He voices Max, who lives with his owner Katie (Ellie Kemper), his best dog friend Duke (Eric Stonestreet) and now, a new husband (Pete
Highly Suspect Reviews: Dark Phoenix
DARK PHOENIX MOVIE REVIEW The X-Men films give a second go-round at the legendary Jean Grey/Phoenix story after X3 so thoroughly f#@cked it up. This time it’s long-time X-movie-writer Simon Kinberg being given a chance behind the camera. Oh, who also wrote X3. Just saying. This also being (assuming we never actually get a theatrical release for New Mutants) the
Watch a Movie With Us: Attack of the Clones