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Around yesterday, I found out something that left me feeling heartbroken beyond anything. The moment I found out about it, I immediately decided to make a dedication post, even if it took longer than I thought to complete it. The amazingly talented & legendary Tim Curry passed away, at the age of 80. The date was August 25, 2026. I really can’t deny it: Ever since I was a kid, I’ve watched a multitude of entertainment media that Tim Curry starred in. I saw several of his live

Happy Independence Day, my friends. This is your patriotic entertainment media critic here with another review. And, bless my soul, today marks America's 250th anniversary! Sound the trumpets! Light the fireworks & firecrackers! Wave the American flag! Roast the marshmallows! Anyway... Today, to celebrate this momentous occasion, and for my 35th TV show analysis, I'm gonna give you guys my critique of "Liberty's Kids". Here's the rundown of it: During the late 1700s, a trio o

Happy Earth Day, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line entertainment media reporter here with another critique. Today, for my second of two reviews to celebrate Earth Day with, I’m gonna give you guys my analysis of “The Wild Robot”. Here’s the rundown of it: After being shipwrecked on a remote island, a robot that’s part of a line called the ROZZUM struggles to find her place amongst a wary wildlife populace. With no humans around, Roz is unable to do what she was program

Happy Earth Day, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line entertainment media reporter here with another critique. Today, for my first of two reviews to celebrate this holiday with, I'm gonna give you guys my analysis of "The Hunter". The 2011 film based on Julia Leigh's book of the same name, to be exact. Here's the rundown of it: Mercenary Martin David is hired by a military biotech company for what may be his most challenging job yet: To hunt down a Thylacine, AKA the Tasm

Greetings and salutations, my friends. This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, & episode reporter here with another review. Today, I'm gonna give you guys my analysis on the 12th episode of "My Little Pony: Make Your Mark": "Top Remodel". Usually, I'd start everything off with a summary of the overall plot, to help give people an idea of what the product is about. However, due to certain complications, I'm gonna skip giving a rundown of it. Anyway... After taking another

In the past, Netflix has frequently stated that if they get Warner Bros. and HBO, they'll allow WB to continue releasing their content in theaters, on home video, and on other streaming services. The truth is, though, Netflix has a history of constantly contradicting themselves, the most recent example being their statements that they're not interested in acquiring WB only to turn around and intend on doing exactly that. They've also made it clear in the past that the only p

Me to the announcement of Netflix acquiring Warner Bros.: Me when it comes to why I don’t think it’s a good idea for Warner Bros. to get bought by Netflix: Me to when people say that Netflix buying Warner Bros. is a good thing:

On November 30, 2025, I was baptized at Morrison Heights Baptist Church in Clinton, MS. My parents and I are officially becoming members, and so I decided that I wanted to be baptized and give a testimony video. I wanted to share why I decided to follow Jesus, as well as when my commitment & passion for him officially began. After my family and I went home to celebrate the occasion, and when my relatives and a family friend wanted to see my testimony video, I pulled up the Mo

I really can’t deny it: Ever since my childhood, music was something that’d always catch my interest whenever I’d watch movies or TV shows. I love watching & listening to musicals, of course. But, I also enjoy listening to film & television scores that aren’t part of musicals, and it wouldn’t matter what genre they’re a part of either. As I've grown over the years, my ear for music continually developed. I'd frequently note the human creativity behind the soundtrack & pick up

This is a largely modified version of my review on “Salt (2010)”. It combines what I think of both the theatrical cut & extended...