Tokyo Olympics Feature New Games and New Variations
This year’s Olympic Games might be hard to find and when you do, they might not be what you are expecting – which isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
Tour the Upgraded Disneyland Jungle Cruise
Just in time for Disneyland’s 66th Birthday, one of the park’s oldest attractions, Jungle Cruise is reopening with new adventures, an expanded storyline and more humor as skippers take guests on a tongue-in-cheek journey.
New ‘Space Jam’ is Better By a Hare
The plot is strange, the film is overly long and you can’t really identify with the characters – animated or not. But at the same time, after the film finds its rhythm, I found myself enjoying it.
Silly ‘Wellington Paranormal’ is Low Budget Fun
While the subject matter will be upsetting for some, it should all be taken with a grain of salt. It’s all in good fun and this show is actually very funny.
‘Monster’ Sitcom was Worth the Wait
With the exception to such shows like the original “Flintstones”, “Monsters at Work” is one of the rare TV shows with a clever storyline, great animation and squeaky clean humor that is actually funny.
‘Boss Baby’ is Back with Misstep
This week, DreamWorks is releasing the sequel, “The Boss Baby: Family Business,” into theaters and streaming on Peacock and with a message for parents. Though as well-intentioned as this follow up is, it misses the mark and overstays its welcome.
Disney’s ‘Mysterious Benedict Society’ is Fantastic
I fell in love with this new show within just the first few minutes. After watching the first episode on Disney+, I’m hooked and can’t wait to see what happens next.
‘Charlie Brown’ Documentary Delves Deep Into His Creator
Now streaming on Apple TV+, Who Are You, Charlie Brown? is sort of a hybrid of an animated classic Peanuts TV special and a classic documentary.
