There is this belief in many criticism and analysis fields, at least in the USA, that there are no wrong answers or analyses. It is a continuation of a misunderstood point in early English literary analysis education in middle and … Continue reading Projection in Media Critique and Analysis
The “Trolley Problem” is a series of thought experiments used in ethics and philosophy that boil down to the moral conundrum of sacrificing one or many people. While there are variants involving different parameters, the most common version presents as … Continue reading A Derailment: The Issue With the Trolley Problem and the Incomplete and Dubious “Morality” of The Last of Us
Netflix’s original series YOU continues the adventures of Joe Goldberg, now going by a new identity, across the pond in England. After murdering Love Quinn and faking his own death, Joe goes after Marienne in hopes of being with her … Continue reading Review: YOU
It would seem that the grifters, con artists, media “critics” and generally rage/hate engagement “tweekers” across all social media will be able to make rent this month with just this week alone. Seriously, there are so many stupid talking points … Continue reading Discourse, Discourse, and Discourse: Round and Round We Go
If you are a fan of late 90s or early 2000s era Cartoon Network, quality comic accurate adaptations, or just generally good animation, go watch Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur right now. Genuinely, it is just such a pure fun … Continue reading Review: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
My Dad the Bounty Hunter is a computer animated science fiction adventure children’s series on Netflix. Created by Everett Downing Jr. and Patrick Harpin, the show tells the story of a family navigating the trials and tribulations of the parents … Continue reading Review: My Dad the Bounty Hunter
Growing up as the child of immigrants, I have always had a level of bilingualism simply from the necessity of having to perform well in the American public school system and wanting to communicate with my parents and extended family. … Continue reading Language and True Understanding
One of my favorite weeks of the year was Scholastic Book Fair week at school. The teachers and staff enjoyed an hour or so of free time from lessons, and the students, mostly, liked not having to be in a … Continue reading Dream Profession
Recently, the new executives of Warner Bros./Discovery, in their infinite wisdom, has removed hundreds of classic Looney Tunes cartoons from HBOMax with seemingly no plans on further distribution or availability. There is no word if these cartoons will be on … Continue reading Lost Treasure…Of A Sort
First post of the month and in awhile. Guess I got caught up in finishing up the year and preparing for the holidays. Still managed to see quite a few movies and television shows and read a few books in … Continue reading Holiday Specials
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