Category: Rob Reviews
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Rob Reviews – Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 4.9 “Once La’An a Time”
Season 4 of Strange New Worlds takes a page out of the storybooks with “Once La’An a Time.” In this spiritual sequel to “The Elysian Kingdom,” La’An finally confronts the darkness she’s been carrying all season long. From fairy tale doppelgängers and Arthur C. Clarke sci-fi magic to a fresh…
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Rob Reviews: Michael (2026)
A child of the 80s takes a nostalgic look at the biographical film Michael. While Antoine Fuqua’s movie is visually striking and features an eerie physical resemblance from star Jaafar Jackson, this estate-approved project ultimately feels more like a curated museum walk and a collection of highlight reels than a…
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Rob Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 4.8 Orders of Magnitude
Dive into our review of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, Episode 8, “Orders of Magnitude.” Explore our deep dive into the episode’s high-stakes mutiny, legacy backstories, and institutional secrets aboard the Enterprise.
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Airport Dynamics: Why Myrtle Beach Wins and Atlanta Loses
Explore the best and worst airports with Rebuilding Rob. Find out why Myrtle Beach International (MYR) wins as a cozy, favorite destination, and why Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta (ATL) takes the bottom spot for travel chaos.
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Rob Reviews: Star Trek Strange New Worlds 4.7 – Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass
Season 4 of Strange New Worlds gets the daytime drama treatment in “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass.” Read my deep-dive review on why Trelane’s cosmic soap opera is essential viewing for Trek fans.
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Rob Reviews Star Trek Strange New Worlds, episode 4.6 Off Hour
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 4.6 “Off Hour” delivers high-stakes, real-time tension reminiscent of 24 and TNG’s “Disaster.” Read Rob’s full review of this triumphant return to form.
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Rob Reviews: The Commitments (1991)
A 1991 cult classic, an unofficial dating litmus test, and a masterclass in raw soul music. In this review, we look back at The Commitments, the magic of casting real musicians, and a quiet movie night with Sierra
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Rob Reviews: Nimrods
Discover why the Green Day-produced movie Nimrods is more than just a standard teenage road trip comedy. In this review, we explore how the film captures the rise of a new analog generation, bridges generational gaps, and sparks a personal musical reawakening.
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Rob Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 4.5 “Level-Five Transporter Accident“
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds goes full puppet mode in “Level-Five Transporter Accident.” Read our review of the franchise’s most absurd, laugh-out-loud visual comedy yet.
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Rob Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 4.4 “A Case of Chiaroscuro”
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds trades technicolor for film noir in “A Case of Chiaroscuro.” Breaking down the black-and-white aesthetic, complex spy plotting, the shades-of-gray morality, and why a 60-year-old franchise has to keep taking big creative swings.