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According to a 2016 report from The Hollywood Reporter, Rock’s Saturday special was part of a $40 million deal he made with Netflix for two stand-up specials.
Give Michelle Yeoh all the awards! This film was awesome. Can’t wait to see more from these directors.
Rihanna halftime show was giving Squid Game Realness and I am here for it.
Spike Lee’s film School Daze featured this powerful ending where a young generation of African Americans knew they need to wake up. Woke is a good thing to be. Black film history!
RRR was an enjoyable and invigorating watch! Every moment was carefully crafted beauty. It was maximalist and patriotic and incredibly masculine. The female characters were on the side but treated well. But it was the anti-colonialism for me. This film was epic and went hard the entire time. Amazing.
Bigbug is on Netflix. Same director or delicatessen and children of lost children.
movie review of the menu. Beautifully plated, but the critique lacked bite and I was left feeling hungry.
Strange World movie review. It’s good. On multiple levels. It is difficult to find anything to critique harshly. I am loath to promote Disney projects or corporate projects in general but this is a good film and a good time.
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