Andy Funke

Many people who are going to see Supergirl have seen an endless amount of superhero movies. We know the formula, the tropes, the way villains function. We've seen it all many times before. As these movies continue to be made, they really have to find ways to rise above that and stand out from the pack. Supergirl doesn't even try. The film follows Supergirl herself, Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock), as she goes on a journey to find the antidote to a poison dart in order to save her dog Krypto. She...

Leviticus follows two gay teens, unaccepted for who they are by the people around them, as they see an entity that's trying to harm them after being subjected to a religious conversion ritual. The entity takes the shape of the person they're most into, in this case each other. Only they can see it, making it impossible to prove to anyone else around them. The two main performances are where this movie shines. Joe Bird plays the protagonist, Naim, and we follow him through a wide range...

The fifth film in the Toy Story franchise deals with the transition from kids playing with toys to having tech to waste their time on instead. Bonnie, the young girl who Andy gave his toys to at the end of Toy Story 3, is gifted a Lilypad by her parents, partially in hopes that it will help her connect with and make friends with other kids who also play on this device. The feeling that the toys are being left behind in favor of this new gaming device brings up a lot of feelings and memories...