In lieu of just watching the old seasons over and over again, let’s see what other forms of media might scratch the itch in the meantime,
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants & Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Chrome Alone 2 – Lost in New Jersey (Movie Review)
Was The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants worth the price of admission? Maybe, but only for one turtle sized reason: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Chrome Alone 2 – Lost in New Jersey.
Hal & Harper (Streaming Show Review)
Raiff is an optimist at the end of the day, so it should be no surprise that when all is said and done, his thesis on a humanitarian level is: ”Maybe the kids will be alright.”
Marty Supreme (Movie Review)
If George Bernard Shaw said youth was wasted on the young, Safdie proclaims, “Youth is for the young, and adulthood is for laughing at them.”
I Love LA (Streaming Show Review)
My biggest drawback of the series is in its energy, or rather a lack thereof.
Down Cemetery Road (Streaming Show Review)
Down Cemetery Road is a notable new British export.
Nirvana the Band the Show the Movie (Movie Review)
Never has the mockumentary subgenre felt so monumentally big on screen.
Stranger Things 5: Part 2 (Streaming Show Review)
This Part of the final season (perhaps) unsurprisingly feels like setup for the climactic finish
Avatar: Fire and Ash (Movie Review)
Despite being unimpressed from a story or character standpoint, there is enough to get me through the unnecessarily long runtime without checking out
The Great Flood (Movie Review)
The Great Flood had the potential to be a gripping disaster movie about a mother and her young son trying to survive.
The Housemaid (Movie Review)
If you can suspend the disbelief that everyone is being completely irrational, you will have a great time.
My Secret Santa (Movie Review)
There isn’t much here that hasn’t been seen in many other family and Christmas stories over the years.