Before Anthony Bourdain became the guy we knew from television, he was a 19 year old trying to figure out what the hell he was doing with his life.
I went into The End of Oak Street expecting a ridiculous dinosaur movie, and honestly, I was not prepared for how much fun I was going to have with it.
What if the person you thought you knew best had an entire life you knew nothing about?
“Harold & Kumar” for a new generation
Christopher Nolan tackling Homer should have been an automatic home run.
Krypto deserved a better movie.
A dinner party, four people, and enough tension to make you grateful for group texts instead.
Toy Story is really out here making adults question their screen time too.
Turns out I’m now fluent in Minion. This feels like a skill that should qualify for something.
I accidentally watched a Lifetime movie on purpose, and somehow I have no regrets.