Abominable is an Adorable Adventure.

It struck me odd when DreamWorks premiered its first film of the year with How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World but there was no word for their next film Abominable. By early spring, a trailer did surface in theaters but strangely not online until weeks later. One would take this as a bad sign but now that now having seen the film, I was glad to be wrong. 

Double Review: The Peanut Butter Falcon & Brittany Runs a Marathon

Two comedy-dramas, with straight-forward titles and from first-time directors. Both feature characters walking by foot, in trying to find themselves, and the effect they have on the people they meet. One takes place down on the bayou, the other in the city that never sleeps.

Triple Review Vol. 2

The ninth movie from Quentin Tarantino, James Bobin's second try on bringing a television icon to the big-screen and a personal story from Lulu Wang. Worth the watch or skippable flicks?