Written by: Kevin Berge

As I continue to manage in this pandemic, I find myself overwhelmed with thoughts. In order to get them all out, I wanted to make sure I got them all on the page.

My girlfriend spent a few weeks with me, and we did a lot of movie watching. Thus, films are on my mind. I watched far too much Star Wars, all of the Lord of the Rings movies, and a variety of others as well.

All of it together led to an interesting rush of thoughts while we were stuck mostly inside due to this massive global pandemic. I have tried to put together my thoughts in a cohesive form.

Instead, it became this, a reflection on film, TV, streaming, and the world at large.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Tenet has the deep imagination of Christopher Nolan's best work. Bold, fresh, and cinematic, this is an experience worth watching on a big screen, but it lacks strong human characters to capture its feigned deep emotions.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: The New Mutants may feel different from other comic book movies on the surface, but it ultimately boils down to an entertaining but forgettable teen action film. Despite the best efforts of the cast, it will be easy to let the entire movie fade into the background.

Written by: Josh Rushinock

Hello, I am not Kevin Berge and I will never be as talented as him. Please support this poor, brilliant man on this, his personal blog. God knows the rest of us on this site failed him.

We're in an interesting moment in time, aren't we?  

I can only speak for myself, but every day I wake up with a sense of dread in my stomach. Throughout the day, news slowly seeps into my subconscious (whether I'm directly interacting with it or not) and creates an incredible rainbow of emotions within my nervous system that seems to leave me in a constant state of delirium.

Whats comes next is hatred for a system with systemic racism and bigotry, led by those that choose at best inaction or at worst to line their own pockets at the expense of the poor and especially the most vulnerable.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Halo 2 may not reach the original's single-player heights, but it evolves the FPS genre as a whole by introducing online multiplayer that would fully establish the concept for console play. It is a delightful shooter that is only let down by limited single player storytelling.