Category: Rob Reviews
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Rob Reviews…”Batman and Me”
I thought this would be a documentary focusing on Batman’s impact on popular culture, as seen form a super fan’s perspective. To my surprise, Batman and Me is somewhat depressing look at the lengths people will go to to feed their collecting addictions.
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Rob Reviews: Aquaman & The Lost Kingdom
I’m tempted to go into more detail about the plot, but I don’t see the point. WB Discovery’s decision to perform a hard reset on the DC movie universe made this movie irrelevant.
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Rob reviews… Jessica Jones, season 1
I re-watched episode 1 of Jessica Jones a few weeks back. It wasn’t much better than the first time I watched it, but I decided to press on.
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Rob Reviews…Ford Field
21 years after it’s opening in 2002, I have finally seen a football game in Detroit’s Ford Field.
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Rob Reviews The Marvels… and wither, MCU?
The Marvels exceeded my expectations. It’s a shame, because the movie is struggling at the box office as a result of some slow, advanced ticket, sales and bad Internet buzz.
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Rob Reviews: The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck
What are you currently reading? One of the unfortunate realities of teaching (teaching English specifically) is most of the reading I do during the school year is school-related. With that in mind, I’ve been plugging along with Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck for a while.…
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Rob Reviews “What Love Is” (2007)
I had never even heard of What Love Is until I saw the TikTok video of Sean Astin’s character explaining the “11th Man Theory”
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Robs retro review: Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Night of the Living Dead is a milestone in the history of Cinema. It is an early entry into the horror genre and introduces the world to the “zombie apocalypse” story.
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Rob’s Retro Movie Reviews: Bye Bye Love (1995)
This is a movie I’ve wanted to review since I started this blog. For some reason I never got around to it.
Rebuilding Rob 