Disclosure Day Review: Spielberg’s Most Personal SciFi Film Since E.T.

Steven Spielberg is back with what I can only describe as one of my new favourite movies of the year.
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Movies - TV - Gaming - Pop Culture

Steven Spielberg is back with what I can only describe as one of my new favourite movies of the year.

I honestly really enjoyed Masters of the Universe. I think it’s the perfect mixture of a modern blockbuster and some 80s flair. It feels like something straight out of a cartoon, while still managing to feel larger than life at times. It balances the campiness with some really cool action set pieces.

It’s been almost 6 and a half years since the last Star Wars movie, so obviously I was excited to return to the galaxy far, far away.

I’ve been hoping for a true romantic comedy for a long time, and I think I’ve finally found one that makes me believe in love again.

Hoppers is not the kind of movie you think it is. From the moment it started, it surprised me.

I’ll be honest, I walked into the theatre with very low expectations, and I’m happy to say that I actually quite enjoyed the movie. Between Glen Powell’s charm, the messy deaths, and the entertaining story, the film managed to impress me a little. Unfortunately, it wasn’t all smooth sailing.

I watched over 400 movies this year, and while only about 150 of those were new releases, a surprising number left a real impact. Simply put, these are my 10 favourite movies of the year.
James Cameron has done it again, this time he’s taken a much bolder approach to filmmaking and I absolutely love it.

Silent Night, Deadly Night might be the best Christmas movie of the year. Nothing could have prepared me for this movie and that’s what I love most about it. From the opening scene, it immediately sets a tone that feels…
I’m just going to say it, I loved Zootopia (Zootropolis) 2, but there’s something you should know.