Chaos Breeds Chaos 2021 Television Awards – Part 3
And now, please enjoy Part 3 of this year’s television awards. (Check out Part 1 and Part 2.)
And now, please enjoy Part 3 of this year’s television awards. (Check out Part 1 and Part 2.)
Read on for Part 2 of this year’s Television Chaos awards. (Check out Part 1).
And now, please enjoy Part 3 of this year’s television awards. (Check out Part 1 and Part 2.) This season’s most noticeable trend: COVID-19 Finale Alterations Though a lot of shows weren’t impacted by the COVID-19 shutdown (as filming had …
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Read on for Part 2 of this year’s Television Chaos awards. (Check out Part 1). Cutest Creature: The Child, Star Wars: The Mandalorian The moment this little creature peeks out of the blanket in his little hover pod, you automatically …
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Despite COVID-19 stopping nearly all production in Hollywood for months on end, the show must go on. That’s right, the Emmy’s air this Sunday as normal (well, as normal as it can be), which means it’s time again for my …
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Well, the decade is coming to a close, and with it come the end of two major eras in cinema history. Though Disney has no plans to end the Marvel Cinematic Universe or the Star Wars saga anytime soon, 2019 …
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As with any other year, 2018 saw a slew of both good and bad films, however, some films that may appear on other critics’s lists may not appear here, either because I didn’t like it as much as them, I …
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From the initial announcement that Han Solo was going to be given the standalone treatment, the film has been plagued with problems, both small (common, routine re-shoots) and large (replacing original directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord with iconic filmmaker …
I saw ten more movie in 2017 than I did 2016 (that’s 117 for those who are counting), and the reason I bring that up is because there was one less movie (57 as opposed to 58) that earned a …
For various reasons, my goal for 2016 was to attend less movies, hopefully avoiding the bad in favor of the good. And though I did skip some movies that in years past I probably would have gone to because they …