I originally wrote this for and posted to Buzzfeed's Community With all of us getting hyped for Black Panther (most pre-sale tickets every sold for a Marvel movie) the celebration of black culture has migrated to another amazingly nerdy franchise. Click the link below to read how black Harry Potter fans put their twist on … Continue reading Have you heard about #BlackHogwarts?
Originally published in 1936, Munro Leaf's story of Ferdinand will always be considered a children's literary classic, and while the theme may be considered old-fashioned, in today's climate it is incredibly pertinent. Ferdinand the bull is the story of a Spanish bull given two choices: to be a matador fighting machine or to be sent to … Continue reading Ferdinand
"Imprisoned, the mighty Thor finds himself in a lethal gladiatorial contest against the Hulk, his former ally. Thor must fight for survival and race against time to prevent the all-powerful Hela from destroying his home and the Asgardian civilization."
A few weeks ago I guest starred on About to Review’s podcast and we discussed "classic” films that the three of us had somehow missed throughout the years. It's a two-part episode, part 1 we discussed which films we'd all be watching; John and Tim each had 4, 2 selected by me, whereas I was given … Continue reading Too Late Or Worth The Wait?
Roland Deschain (Idris Elba), the last Gunslinger, is locked in an eternal battle with Walter O'Dim (Matthew McConaughey), also known as the Man in Black. The Gunslinger must prevent the Man in Black from toppling the Dark Tower, the key that holds the universe together. With the fate of worlds at stake, two men collide in the ultimate battle between good and evil.
From the minute the film starts audience members can tell that they’re in for 113 minutes of jam-packed action and a funky soundtrack to accompany it.
An impossible story you’d never believe wasn’t written just for entertainment: a man who realized he was in love with a woman while she was in a coma, ends up being a great love story for our generation.
If only there was an ancient prophecy that could have prepared audiences for the awfulness that awaits them when they take to their theatre seats.
Erynne Hundley 