Lily (Susan Sarandon) and Paul (Sam Neill) summon their loved ones to their beach house for one final gathering after Lily decides to end her long battle with ALS.

Can film making get any better than this? Quentin Tarantino recreates the era. Absolute stunning brilliance. It was a truly transitional era. It was the dawning of the Age of Aquarius and Tarantino nails it. In the story, evil is undetected and unchecked until it was too late, making it a needed cautionary tale as well.

Somewhat of a disappointment. I was expecting the same Lion King experience as the original. But there was not as much emotional payoff. However, it exceeded my expectations when it came to the artistry and the mind-blowing computer-assisted animation. Lion King makes you aware that we have entered a whole new era of motion picture making. Enjoy!

Here is my visual review done in an original visual style with several graphics that work you through the film.

Here is my visual review done in an original visual style with several graphics that work you through the film.

Destroyer is, at its core, a film about confronting your mistakes and making the brave decision to be accountable for your actions.

"Water takes the shape of whatever is holding it at the time and although water can be so gentle, it's also the most powerful and malleable force in the universe. That's also love, isn't it? It doesn't matter what shape we put love into, it becomes that, whether it's man, woman or creature." --Guillermo del Toro

The tale of an embittered and battle-hardened US Cavalry officer ordered to accompany a Cheyenne war chief and his family back to their tribal lands in Montana.

A Group of Awesome Nerds Come Together and Sing