OnScreen Blog

Neve Campbell is so wildly overqualified for #TheLincolnLawyer (and I like the show)

"#Crime101 is an introductory study of a heist film, a beginner class designed for the uninitiated. In many ways, this film could serve as an introductory lesson in the history of crime thrillers for a new generation of movie fans." onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…

Still rewatch this clip every so often. The best non Batman DC scene ever: youtu.be/pJCgeOAKXyg?si…

@KenJones81 announces his top 20 movies of 2025 and the singular quality he will remember from each movie! onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…

Top 5 animated films (in some order): Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story 2, Zootopia, Finding Nemo, and I know im leaving out some incredible movies...

My two main complaints of #Zootopia2: The dialogue was weirdly repetitive, and it was unnecessarily meta at times. Still fine, still fun. But not special like the 1st one, which is one of the greatest animated films ever.

Archie got his comeuppance alot, but in this episode, so did Mike, and Robb Reiner did some of his best "meathead" work in this episode. Mike wasn't perfect, he was human, and in many ways a typical male in different ways than Archie. May the memory of "Meathead" be a blessing.

My favorite memory of Robb Reiner from "All In The Family" is an episode that went a bit against the grain. Most episodes centered around Archie, with Mike being the intellectual foil role, and, for the most part, Mike being "right" in whatever argument they were having. (1/many)

Horrified by the deaths of Robb and Michelle Reiner. No one's life should end that way. May their memories be a blessing, and may justice be served.

"#TheRunningMan is a property worth re-exploring, but it feels quite generic and impotent in delivering a message that could have been truly scathing, subversive, and biting in its commentary." @KenJones81 onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…

I published my full review of #WickedForGood in the @OnstageBlog newsletter this morning (subscribe today!). In brief, the tone is a bit troubling and very uneven at times, but overall the movie is good because it did well what it needed to do well: Glinda and Elphabas chemistry.

@KenJones81 And don't miss Ken's unexpected Shrek/Donkey reference in his review!

"With #PredatorBadlands, Dan Trachtenberg has done a lot to restore the franchise that had lost a little steam over an uneven run of sequels. It delivers the goods as an action film about a misfit team." @KenJones81 onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…

"Guillermo Del Toro’s interpretation of #Frankenstein breathes new life into Mary Shelley’s creation. Frankenstein features lush visuals and solid performances, with a particularly poignant one from Jacob Elordi as The Creature." @KenJones81 onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…

Its such a waste of Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudsons talents to do a musical like this...

Still one of my favorite pieces I wrote: how to argue with your friends that #HalloweenIII is in fact good: onstageblog.com/onscreenblog-f…

"While some real strengths are on display here, like the fighting and Mark Bader, there are also some glaring weaknesses, particularly the home life scenes. Ultimately, this tale about a mixed martial artist is a mixed bag." by @KenJones81 onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…

"#OneBattleAfterAnother is one of the handful of movies that will be discussed in future years when the movies of 2025 are discussed. It is neck and neck with Sinners for the best movie I have seen in 2025." by @KenJones81 onstageblog.com/onscreenblog/2…