“Christopher Robin” was directed by Marc Forster and stars Ewan McGregor, Hayley Atwell, Bronte Carmichael and Jim Cummings. The film is about an older Christopher Robin who now has a wife and child to look after, and must do so by working extended hours for a job he doesn’t enjoy, until he is visited by … More “Christopher Robin” Hits the Feels, but Can’t Quite Nail the Finish
“ASTROWORLD” is the third studio album from Houston trap rapper, Travis Scott. This is a 17-song album that comes in just under an hour and features a wide list of artists, including Drake, 21 Savage, Tame Impala, The Weeknd and James Blake. I have been a fan of Travis Scott ever since his “Rodeo” album … More “ASTROWORLD” is a Sonically Astounding Turn for Travis Scott
“Death of a Nation” was directed by Dinesh D’Souza and Bruce Schooley, and it stars D’Souza as the narrator. The documentary is about how current president Donald Trump and the presidency of Abraham Lincoln in the 1860s hold strong parallels, and how the Democratic Party has been at the foreground of racism for centuries, including … More My Thoughts on “Death of a Nation”
“Mission Impossible: Fallout” was written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie and stars Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Ving Rhames and Henry Cavill. The film is the sixth in the franchise, and is about Ethan Hunt and his crew attempting to make up for a mistake they made that has put millions of lives, and … More “Mission Impossible: Fallout” is the Best Action Movie You Will See in 2018
“Eighth Grade” was written and directed by Bo Burnham and stars Elsie Fisher and Josh Hamilton. The film is about a girl living out her last few weeks of middle school, but, as someone who struggles to talk to people, she encounters issues fitting in and how to move on to high school the next … More “Eighth Grade” is a Genuine Masterpiece
“Sorry to Bother You” was written and directed by Boots Riley and stars Lakeith Steinfeld, Tessa Thompson, Steven Yeun and Armie Hammer. The film is about a young telemarketer who climbs his way up through the ranks using a special voice, and in the midst of his success, he faces moral dilemmas on what he … More “Sorry to Bother You” is Exciting, Unique but Flawed
Much like with the first half of this year for movies, 2018 has given some great albums to this point in the year. I wouldn’t say there has been an album this year that has blown me away from start to finish, but these seven, in alphabetical order, have stuck with me for being the … More The Best Albums in the First Half of 2018
