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J.C. Reviews: The Wild Robot is a Comfy, Cozy Movie

by James Coulter If I had a nickel for every time there was an animated movie about a robot taking care of a living creature in a post-apocalyptic setting, and that movie ended up being the best-animated movie of the...

JC Reviews: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is Twice the Fun of the Original Movie

by James Coulter When Beetlejuice was first released in theaters in 1988, the dark horror comedy helped set the tone of Tim Burton's unique macabre aesthetic. Since then, the director has released other horror-themed classics including Edward Scissorhands, Nightmare Before...

J.C. Reviews: Borderlands Was Bad But Not Boring

by James Coulter Once upon a time, video game adaptations were considered box office poison. From the 1993 live-action Super Mario Bros movie to Street Fighter and BloodRayne, films based on video games were consistently never good. Not only did...

JC Reviews: Harold and the Purple Crayon is Creatively Uncreative

JC Reviews: Harold and the Purple Crayon is Creatively Uncreative by James Coulter Confession time: I never read Harold and the Purple Crayon. However, from what I can glean from it, the story is a classic tale of a young boy...

J.C. Reviews: Deadpool and Wolverine Kick Names and Take @$$ in Deadpool and Wolverine!

by James Coulter Deadpool is my favorite Marvel movie franchise outside of the official Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). I love the bloody violence. I love the raunchy comedy. And I love the main character. He's cocky. He's irreverent. And he...

J.C. Reviews: Despicable Me 4 Makes Me Feel Old!

by James Coulter You know how old this movie makes me feel? The original Despicable Me film was released in 2010—one year after I graduated college. This franchise has been around for 14 years with four movies and two spin-off...

J.C. Reviews: Inside Out 2 is an Insightful Sequel

by James Coulter Inside Out—along with The Incredibles and Toy Story 3—is among my top three favorite Pixar films. The film is truly a masterpiece. Through its creative portrayal of the inner workings of the human mind as a corporate...

J.C. Reviews: In Which I Review Thelma the Unicorn in Rhyme

J.C. Reviews: In Which I Review Thelma the Unicorn in Rhyme by James Coulter Sometimes, you watch a movie that's so bland, so generic, and so boring that talking about it would only make you sound equally bland, generic, and boring....

Eddie Bower’s New Hit Comedy Tyrone Da Trap Lord Premieres on July 4

by James Coulter He started as a drug dealer. Then as a king pin. Now Tyrone is back in his newest hit comedy as a trap lord. Join Tyrone as he engages in wacky shenanigans in his new movie Tyrone...

J.C. Reviews: The Acolyte is a Subversive Breath of Fresh Air for Star Wars

by James Coulter I'll confess: As much as I like Star Wars, I've never really been a huge fan. I love the original movies and prequel films, but mostly as popcorn flicks. I've never been deeply invested in the lore...
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J.C. Reviews: The Acolyte is a Subversive Breath of Fresh Air for Star Wars

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