I cannot express how many hours I have lost to this addictive little puzzle game. Spanning all the way back in 1984 in Moscow, computer scientist Alexey Pajitnov as a way to pass the time. After years of controversy, political tension, backstabbings, scandals, and shady under the table dealings, the game finally got its mass appeal with the Gameboy release in 1989. This game has … Continue reading Great Games I’ve Played: Tetris
The Beginner’s Guide is a small indie game made by Davey Wreden, a man known best for creating “The Stanley Parable.” This game is specifically good at using its narration as a form of trickery. Davey has a comforting voice he uses to pull you in. You have no reason to suspect Davey is a bad guy, even with a few choice statements, in this … Continue reading Great Games I’ve Played: The Beginner’s Guide
To The Moon is a small indie game that came out in 2011 that was never too big of a hit. It was published by Freebird Games and directed by Kan Gao. It lacked much in the gameplay department, being made in the RPG Maker XP engine, but made up for it in its writing and music. The writing can also be attributed to Kan … Continue reading Great Games I’ve Played: To The Moon
Lou was right. Kinda. Uglydolls, the 2019 animated “kids” film, staring such remarkable voices Kelly Clarkson and Pitbull, is bad. Welcome to Uglyville! It’s a party 24/7 and everyone is happy. Our protagonist Moxy waits day by day hoping that today will be the day, the day she is chosen to go to the big world! One day Moxy and friends discover the Institute of … Continue reading Uglydolls and Lou
The first thing I want to put on the table is how much I love Shazam! The writing, the acting, the production are all amazing. Zachary Levi felt like an actual older version of Asher Angel, the world felt connected to the DCEU, I felt like I was viewing the perspective of the average citizen in a world where superheroes exist. Shazam! made me feel … Continue reading Shazam! A horror movie for kids
After watching Captain Marvel three times I vented out my distaste of the film as I didn’t enjoy it. I watched it as a MCU film but I felt like Marvel was just punishing me for trying to enjoy it like that. I tried watching it a second time as a superhero film that wasn’t connected to any cinematic universe, as I did with Shazam! … Continue reading Captain Marvel and Kool-Aid
These two short films are just DVD bonuses to two other films on this list. “Wreck It Ralph” and “Monster’s University.” The best way I can put into context of why they’re on top is, even though the films they were added onto were good enough to stick with me emotionally, both “Paper Man” and “The Blue Umbrella” we’re able to stick with me more. … Continue reading 1. Paper Man/ The Blue Umbrella
This movie was my first time ever watching a film and being excited to restart it and watch it again. To watch something like this over and over again. To be so happy to watch something and want more of that thing. It was also a film that enticed me to watch the extra credits. To see the behind the scenes. The film is well … Continue reading 2. Back To The Future
This film is something that I didn’t expect to like. But looking back, Chris Miller and Phil Lord knew what they we’re doing and goddamn does it show. This movie made me more excited to imagine. This movie taught me to not be so indulgent in my hubris. Instead of a character’s invention failing it succeeds. Flint Lockwood, a quirky but relatable scientist doesn’t spend … Continue reading 3. Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
This is the second film on this list by Phil Lord and Chris Miller and holy crap is it amazing. The animation and art style are like nothing else. Its like you’re just watching a moving comic book. Its not just the animation that makes this movie great though. The writing is amazing, thought provoking, funny, and at some points tear jerking. Everyone did their … Continue reading 4. Spider-Man Into The Spiderverse
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