Aquaman

In November 1941, a month before Pearl Harbor, comic book company (now defunct) National Comics Publications introduced a character named Arthur Curry, also known as, “Aquaman” first appearing in an anthology series labeled, “More Fun Comics” issue number 73. His first issue explores his origin story. For those who haven’t heard of his origins, I […]

Nick’s Top 12 Anticipated Films Of 2019

Hello my fellow movie goers from around the world. With 2018 coming to an end until New Year’s Day, I want to share my personal picks for upcoming 2019 films slated for a specific release date and stating my reasons why I’m excited for each film as I rank a selective one from least to […]

Ralph Breaks The Internet

In 2012, Disney released their 52nd animated film called, “Wreck-It-Ralph” starring John C. Reilly & Sarah Silverman. It received positive reviews from critics and movies alike. Plus, it managed to recoup money at the box office. The film went on to earn an Academy Award nomination for “Best Animated Film.” Unfortunately, it lost to Pixar’s […]

Flashback Review: Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban

After “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” came out in 2002 around the same time as Richard Harris’ unexpected death, Warner Bros. (WB for short) immediately commenced development of another film titled “The Prisoner of Azkaban” based on the third book of the Harry Potter series. Released in 2004, (same year Spider-Man 2 came […]

Flashback Review: Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets

After Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone became a monster hit, Warner Bros. (WB for short) immediately commenced development of a sequel titled “The Chamber of Secrets” based on the second book of the Harry Potter series. Before YouTube existed, many fans and movie goers purchased their tickets for the live action adaptation of Scooby-Doo […]

Wreck-It-Ralph

In The 1980’s when Tron first utilized computer graphics way before Jurassic Park became a game changer in cinematic history, Disney worked on a story called, “High Score.” The project went under “Development Hell” for two decades until former founding father of Pixar, John Lasseter helped them to conceive the project changing the already changed […]