Author: Denise Kitashima Dutton

Time to hop into the TARDIS and have an adventure, Whovians – (Re)Generation Who has returned to Baltimore, Maryland for its fourth year.  And like years past, this

“We can’t take credit for your faults. It’s how you use them that counts.” As the movie adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time is a confusing hodgepodge of…stuff?  So will

The Ringo Awards come once again to the Baltimore Comic-Con! This year’s ceremony will be held on September, 29th, 2018.  Can’t wait to see who’ll be nominated! Here’s the

Nutshell: Fabulous performances, fabulous soundtrack, fabulous visuals.  And a story with ideas that’ll have you contemplating what goes on in the world – and your backyard – long

Nutshell: Looks Dakota Johnson is growing into her acting chops.  Unfortunately, Freed doesn’t give her much to work with. A messy plot with a drummed-up antagonist that takes away from

Hey there Overwatch, Black Lightning and Tough Love comix fans: you’re in for a treat with this year’s Awesome Con in Washington, D.C. Charlet Chung, the voice of

Nutshell: A fun ride, if you ignore the fact that this final film in the Maze Runner series is a tangled mess of cliches and overused tropes. I

“Cadets?  You better gear up.” I think I might dig this sequel, even though Idris Elba is nowhere to be seen. Why?  Because this feels like a mix

That’s right, Arrowverse fans – Oliver is coming to Washington, DC’s Awesome Con! So get your DC/CW Universe questions ready, and let’s hope there’s a tidbit or two about

Nutshell: There’s no doubt that Lin Shaye is an incredible actress that brings top-notch talent to this series as psychic-in-charge Elise. There is, however, serious doubt that this

Nutshell: Dynamic performances, and a story about a moment in the Nixon White House where the POTUS tried to break the First Amendment. Echoes of the current administration

Nutshell: While Shape is a fascinating story with absolutely incredible performances by Sally Hawkins, Michael Shannon and Octavia Spencer, it has neither the sense of wonder of Pan’s Labyrinth, nor the

Nutshell: Seriou, funny, riveting and real, Battle of the Sexes digs into the lives of two tennis superstars and paints a picture of the era…and problems in our

Y’all know I love me some Idris.  I also think that Kate Winslet is an amazing actress.  So when I heard that there was a movie starring both

Nutshell: This reboot/remake of the 1990 TV miniseries has a different feel to it, but dammit if it doesn’t pack a punch.  A young cast full of poised-to-break-out