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Lilo and Stitch Live-Action Remake Set for Disney+ Release

DisInsider reports that Disney’s live-action Lilo and Stitch remake is headed for the Disney+ streaming service. This news follows reports of plans for the remake from as early as October 2018. The film will apparently have a budget of about $60 million, or comparable to that of last year’s Lady...

Competitive Pokémon Primer

Most gamers are aware that Pokémon is the largest-grossing multimedia franchise out there. Across the trading card game, video games, anime, and numerous toys, Pokémon is a real powerhouse. What many may not be aware of, however, is its budding competitive facet. To be clear, there has been a “c...

A Decade of Disney Animation: From Tangled to Frozen 2 (2010-2019)

Munir: Welcome to another A Decade Of, where we review animated films from certain time periods. This time, we are discussing the most current decade of Disney Animation to coincide with the release of Frozen II. As always, we’ll begin with an overview of the decade before we delve into specif...

Nintendo Direct – September 4, 2019 Highlights

As has become standard fare for Nintendo since even before the start of the Switch’s console life cycle, this week’s Direct brought a bevy of title reveals both new and newly fleshed out. Some of the announcements came as a big shock while others confirmed long-hypothesized rumors. Now that we a...

Awesome Cheese: G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra was a film I had very much been looking forward to for a myriad of reasons. Apart from the fact that it starred Step Up’s Channing Tatum, of whom I was a big fan, this was a chance to get in on the ground floor of a brand new …

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ViacomCBS Has Big Plans for Star Trek and Mission: Impossible

As another big Hollywood merger looms, we could see more multi-platform franchises in the near future. Once Viacom – which owns Paramount – and CBS are one, all elements of Star Trek will be owned by one mega-corporation, meaning there will be no more rules about which characters can be used whe...