It is kind of hilarious that the world reacted to the idea of “Teenage Dora the Explorer” as if it was the weirdest thing ever. In fact, Dora and the Lost City of Gold is not even the first time […]
As the saying goes, “Another year, another Shark Week.” Between July 28th and August 4th, we at Full Circle will celebrate by digging our teeth into a variety of shark movies. For this review, let us go back to a […]
Whatever one might say about the meat-headed Fast & Furious franchise, you cannot deny the fascinating shifts it has made over the years. Not only do the middle films serve as a prequel trilogy to the third entry, it always […]
No matter the culture, a family gathering is rarely an insignificant matter. Whether it is to celebrate the beginning of the new year or to honor recent newlyweds, it results in relatives experiencing a major event as one. At its […]
Despite what the title suggests, Stranger Things proves itself time and time again as a delightful trip down memory lane. Between the horror-infused storylines and the light-hearted vibe, the show captures a retro aesthetic that elicits the right amount of […]
If there is anything that buddy comedies have proved over the years, it is that they only need a solid pair of leads to be considered a success. Between films like Lethal Weapon, Rush Hour, and The Nice Guys, it […]
Sometimes, all it takes for a film to come to fruition is an intriguing hook. This principle defines much of Yesterday, a movie that poses the following question: what if the whole world suddenly forgot about The Beatles? Talk about […]
Few film franchises have promised so much yet delivered so little on the same level as the Men in Black series. The 1997 original was a critical and commercial success that blended science-fiction, action, and comedy better than anything else. […]
With the recent release of Godzilla: King of the Monsters, it is now time for us to take a look back at the roots of Warner Bros & Legendary’s MonsterVerse. Today’s topic is a film that stood out among other […]
When it comes to movies about an iconic musician, filmmakers often use a third-person point of view to tell the stories. While movies like Walk the Line and Ray admirably create a realistic vibe using this method, rarely does this […]
