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Mikel J. Davies
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‘Life in Color’ Review: A Charming Look at the Role Color Plays on Earth
There’s the iconic and well-known face, the beautiful landscape, and the subjects of the show itself — in many ways, “Life in Color” establishes itself in the tradition of Attenborough’s other nature documentaries.
‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring:’ The Beginning of One of the Greatest Franchises in Cinematic History
With a budget of $281 million and 438 days spent on principal photography, the entirety of the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy set a precedent as one of the most all-encompassing and impressive film endeavors ever taken.
‘Home Economics’ Review: A Disappointing New Venture from ABC
In the “Home Economics”’ premiere, the moments that try to be funny end up being uncomfortable, and the moments that try to be serious are slow.
‘Shrek,’ 20 Years Later
The pure joy one feels at any age watching “Shrek” speaks volumes to what the movie represents: a universal connection to relatable, comedic storytelling.
‘Shy Away’ Review: Twenty One Pilots Break From Their Traditions in a Bold Way
“Shy Away” acts as a litmus test for Twenty One Pilots as they wade into new waters with a more upbeat, electronic pop style.
‘The One’ Review: An Entertaining Show That Lacks A Special Something
Weaving together people from dramatically different social classes, “The One” capitalizes on individual differences to bring out the humanity in its story.
‘OK Orchestra’ Review: An Initially Ok Album that Grows on Its Listeners
“OK Orchestra” toys with the comedy and depth expected of the trio, while leaving the listener wanting just a bit more.
‘Cherry’ Review: A Wild Ride through Addiction, War, and Love
In “Cherry,” the Russo brothers’ recent directorial effort starring Tom Holland, the audience gets a glimpse into the life of a man plagued by feelings of predestination and caught deep in the throes of PTSD.
‘The Little Things’ Review: An Incredible Piece of Classic Crime Fiction
With an array of artfully shot scenes, “The Little Things” brings back the feel of a classic crime thriller.
'Kamp Koral’ Review: A Feeble Attempt to Recreate the Allure of ‘Spongebob Squarepants'
“Kamp Koral” seems to fall short of becoming a beloved classic like its predecessor.