Author: Derrick Murray

“Jupiter’s Legacy” isn’t a bad show, merely an average one that suffers from being overstuffed and tonally imbalanced in an overcrowded genre.

Don Bluth’s “Rock-a-Doodle” isn’t a great film and doesn’t completely hold up if you remove the nostalgia goggles.

“Shrek” deserves its iconic status after 20 years. It has stood the test of time and will continue to do so as the decades pass.

“Love Death + Robots” s2 recaptures the brilliant animation creativity and unique storytelling elements of its predecessor despite losing some of the unexpected magic by losing the luxury of being first.

Though almost unrecognizable from its current iteration, “Mission: Impossible” is a solid catalyst for the franchise, standing alone as a solid spy thriller.

“Speed 2: Cruise Control” is a messy, contrived, disjointed, and just downright boring film that deserves less than 4%.

The final season gives you everything you could ever want from the world of “Castlevania,” and yet, somehow still leaves you wanting more.

The film can be summed as simply as this: EVERYTHING is wrong with “Robocop 3,” and you shouldn’t ever watch it.

The long and short of it is “Ewoks: Battle for Endor” may be dated and pretty damn silly, heavily geared towards the children of its time, but for all its faults it is actually really well done from a technical standpoint. “Ewoks: Battle For Endor” once again proving that while Lucas may be a pretty terrible story teller, he is and has always been at the forefront of technology.

“Twister” is damn good fun, wholly defined by the era it exists in. Damn near perfect escape from life, which is what film is all about.