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Scar’s Supervillain Origin Story – Mufasa: The Lion King
This weekend, I decided to undertake the misfortune of catching up on Mufasa: The Lion King. For once, I didn’t see one of these remakes in the theater, which was glorious. But I let my curiosity get the best of me and watched it on Disney+ now that it’s free. The marketing for Mufasa: The &hell...
Read MoreBox Office Breakdown for Weekend of 4/13/25
What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! A Minecraft Movie Destroys the Mainstream Box Office Media, Heading Towards $1 Billion If anyone had told me a few months ago that the Minecraft movie would have any chance of making $1 billion at the global box office, I would’ve laughed in your face. Th...
Read MoreREVIEW: G20 (2025)
G20 has been a looming threat for the last couple of months, a movie that looked so bad that it almost had to be covered because it would epitomize everything wrong with the state of modern entertainment. It was just released on Amazon Prime, and it sort of lives up to expectations. It’s not as &h...
Read MoreWill The Fantastic Four: First Steps Have a Modernity Problem?
Are we in for another dose of politically correct modernity in The Fantastic Four: Fist Steps? It sure sounds like it in an Entertainment Weekly article about the upcoming Marvel film. Director Matt Shakman and the cast – Pedro Pascal (Mr. Fantastic), Vanessa Kirby (the Invisible Woman), Joseph Q...
Read MoreIs Hollywood’s Infatuation with China Really About Money?
A proposed Chinese ban on American movies reveals more about Hollywood than China… or, rather, something different than many assume. Over the last few days, people on social media have been speculating about China no longer allowing America to release movies there in retaliation for President Trum...
Read MoreThunderbolts* Tracking to be Another Marvel Dud
Marvel’s next superhero team doesn’t look like it’ll measure up to the Avengers – in more ways than one. Now that Captain America: Brave New World has come and gone, the next MCU movie to hit theaters in 2025 will be Thunderbolts*, the latest head-scratcher from an increasingly adrift studi...
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