One of Them Days, Issa Rae’s long awaited production debut, breathes life into the “buddy movie” genre with a colorful cast of lovable characters. Starring the incredulous SZA as the eclectic and hilariously misguided Alyssa and her more-mature but similarly downtrodden companion, Dreux. The film rollercoasters through the two’s iconically- LA day as they scramble to make month’s rent in less than 24 hours.
With the Christmas season near and repeats of Mariah Carey’s "All I Want For Christmas Is You" playing on the radio, it was only time before we got a proper seasonal Christmas movie. Fortunately, Red One fits perfectly into this category as an action-comedy.
While nothing groundbreaking, Trap is a decent film with solid acting and intense sequences, despite a tendency to get trapped in its own convoluted plot.
So while the beginning of a Holy War, hallucinogenic spice harvests, and the religious fervor of an indigenous society may blast the theaters with a breath of fresh air, this powerful sandstorm is just the continuation of a trilogy that will sweep audience members away.
While eternal sunshine did have a few hits, it wasn’t excitingly unique and half the album is a skip for me personally. It was a fun pause from her three-year break, but I think I’ll just say, “thank u, next.”
This is the beauty of the Beatles; timeless words and melodies that anyone from anywhere can listen to and be comforted by, all cased in innovative and beautiful music.
Just recently, Dreamworks Animation released the newest teaser for Kung Fu Panda 4 releasing this March, generating a substantial amount of excitement and hype for the Dragon Warrior’s latest adventures....
It’s been a while since we had movies that gave off the same swooning vibes from How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, so it was refreshing to see producer Will Gluck bring it back.
The 31-foot-wide piece almost serves as a remedy to the calamity and vibrancy of his monster paintings, promoting serenity with every stroke of blue acrylic.
Speaking of the meat, it was fresh and hot off the grill, melting in your mouth with each bite. Our personal favorites were the beef brisket and pork belly—pro tip: ask for ssamjang (soybean paste) to pair with the pork belly.
