The Corporatization of Entertainment
When it comes to entertainment we are living in an era when bout 90% of mainstream media is seemingly owned by like three companies. Whether it is: film, theme parks, comics, or TV… Continue reading
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Movie Review: ‘Doctor Sleep’ (Second Opinion)
You can read Gfunk’s review right here! Plot: Decades after the events at the Overlook Hotel from The Shining, an adult Danny Torrance (Ewan McGregor) still struggles with his childhood trauma. After hitting… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Aquaman’
You can read Gfunk’s review right here! Plot: Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa) is a man torn between two worlds. The son of Atlanna, Queen of Atlantis (Nicole Kidman) and a lighthouse… Continue reading
Retro Review: ‘1776’
A wise man once said that summer is America’s season, hell America was even born in the summer (in case you were wondering that wise man in Hank Hill). So what better way… Continue reading
WTF Is Going On With Warner Bros. and the DCEU???
Have you ever seen this classic scene from The Simpsons: As a DCEU enthusiast (please don’t read that as a Marvel hater) my interest has always been geared more towards that camp… Continue reading
We Have The Superhero Movies, So Where Are All The Games?
With the never-ending conveyor belt of superhero films having no end in sight, the respective studios capitalising on the merchandising is inevitable. Toys, TV series tie-ins and just about anything else has been created by Marvel/Disney… Continue reading
Why Warner Bros. Needs To Recast The Joker
***WARNING MOVIE SPOILERS BELOW*** “Things change.” Those were the words uttered by Michael Keaton’s Batman to Danny DeVito’s Penguin in Tim Burton’s 1992 Batman Returns. Three years prior we’d seen Jack Nicholson’s iconic… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Suicide Squad’ (Second Opinion)
Read Gfunk’s review here! Plot: In the wake of Superman’s death, the world’s global problems become much more complex. With threats from meta-humans, monsters, and aliens no longer theoretical but real, the government… Continue reading
