Tick, Tick… BOOM! – Review
Andrew Garfield shines in his vital performance of musical composer Jonathan Larson in ‘Tick, Tick…BOOM!’ directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Articles by Kelsey Clark
Encanto – Review
The latest Disney animated venture, Encanto, tackles the heavy topic of intergenerational trauma while maintaining a light tone and songs that bop. Is it effective, or does it bite off more than it can chew? Kelsey reviews.
Don’t Look Up – Review
It is no mistake that ‘Don’t Look Up’ is an almost uncomfortable watch, looking to mirror the global ineptitude of the climate crisis. The question remains – does realism make for good comedy?
Eiffel – Review
Eiffel is one of the few ‘building-biopics’ attempted in cinema. However, are the feats of structural engineering enough to engage us through the film’s runtime?
Soul – Review
Pixar’s new addition to their catalogue includes a commentary on death, the meaning of life, and the importance of identity. Can it contemplate these heavy themes while maintaining its place as family-friendly entertainment? Kelsey reviews.
The Mandalorian: Season 2 – Review
Season 2 of ‘The Mandalorian’ continues to excel in the art of storytelling in the Star Wars universe and finds surprising success veering further into established Star Wars lore.
Elona Holmes – Review
Now in the public domain, Sherlock Holmes is up for interpretation. A feminist twist on a classic, does Enola Holmes breathe life into the franchise, or take away from it?
Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Retrospective
The main Star Wars canon has generated plenty of controversy surrounding its quality and consistency over the past two decades—but animated series “The Clone Wars” has proven a notable exception. Kelsey looks back on the universally acclaimed prequel series that reignited fans’ lost hope.
The Dragon Prince: Season 1-3 – Review
With the bittersweet conclusion of “Avatar: The Last Airbender”, it seemed unlikely that any animation could fill the void left by its absence. Could “The Dragon Prince” be the heir to animation greatness?
Onward – Review
Pixar’s “Onward” brings us a fantasy world made mundane through technology, featuring an epic brotherly quest on the road with a heartfelt story at its center.