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My Wife And Children Are Filipino, And I'm So Happy Forgotten Island Exists For Them (opens the original)
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So, Forgotten Island didn't set the box office on fire (and seriously, stop sleeping on this movie!), but I'm just happy it exists. It's because my children finally have a movie that represents the other side of them. My children, you see, are mixed-race. My wife is Filipino, and I'm Black. While there are a number of movies that represent my side of their bloodline (from major studios, no less), they really don't have many movies that represent their Filipino side. Until now, because Forgotten
People Are Sleeping On Forgotten Island. Here's Why They Shouldn't Be (opens the original)
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I've got a bone to pick with you. This past weekend, the new DreamWorks movie, Forgotten Island, came out, and it seems like you forgot it even existed since it debuted at fifth place at the box office. FIFTH PLACE! Did you really go see Avengers: Endgame again? I mean, I know it's technically an “encore” with some added content, but you know you can just watch the base version on your Disney+ subscription right now, right? I mean, you didn’t have to see it in theaters. But Forgotten Island is a
First The Odyssey Was, And Now Godzilla Minus Zero Is Rated R. Here’s Why I’m Not Amused By That (opens the original)
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I caught some flak for this online, but I was not happy that The Odyssey was rated R, and I voiced my opinion as such. The key reason I was upset was that I wanted to take my kids to see it, but I couldn’t rationalize taking my children, who are 11 and 9, to an R-rated movie. After seeing The Odyssey, which was SUCH a Christopher Nolan movie, I still don’t understand why it had to be rated R (Perhaps because of the Circe scene?). So, I guess my kids will just see it once it comes home. Do you kn
After The Daredevil And Wonder Man News, Marvel Should Just Stop Making Live-Action TV Shows (opens the original)
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With news of Daredevil: Born Again's next season being its last, and the cancellation of Wonder Man, I think the solution to Marvel's live-action TV shows’ problem is clear: Stop making live-action TV shows! Most of them are not doing well. Not since Season 2 of Loki have I heard everybody talking about a Marvel TV show. Which is a shame, because the MCU on television had lots of potential. Unlike the Star Wars shows, which MOSTLY didn't transition into the theaters (The Mandalorian and Grogu be
There Is One Thing About The Original Blade That I HAVE To Talk About (opens the original)
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Is 1998's Blade the best Marvel movie that’s not a part of the MCU? Maybe, but we do live in a world where Spider-Man 2 and X-Men: First Class exist. That said, the first Blade still holds up remarkably well. However, there’s one aspect of Blade that I think puts it head and shoulders above Spider-Man 2 and X-Men: First Class, and that's its opening scene, because boy howdy, aside from Terminator 2: Judgment Day's opening scene, I think Blade's might be the greatest in cinematic history. Here's
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