Rendy Jones

1 week ago | autostraddle.com | Rendy Jones

The gross, horny kids from Big Mouth are done going through changes, and now it’s time to say goodbye. When Big Mouth began in 2017, there was no doubt that it was one of the most provocative adult-animated shows for adults in a long time. While regular people seem to like it, and many animation fans detest it, I have always found it charming. One thing is for sure: Big Mouth‘s direct and daring depictions of horny teens have challenged viewers.

1 week ago | pastemagazine.com | Rendy Jones

We have finally reached the point in time where it’s up for Gen Z to have a comedy about a 20-something friend group that defines their generation. Until now Zillennials had to deal with Gen X’s reheated nachos of Friends reruns in endless syndication. If not that, they became fixated on Lena Dunham’s millennial-focused Girls, which some audiences oddly over-glorified to the point where they failed to see its satirical elements.

1 week ago | rendyreviews.com | Rendy Jones

As aforementioned, Lilo & Stitch is iconic — and my personal favorite Disney animated film — because of its unconventionally mature themes, offbeat personality, and execution. Much of the nuance that contributed to the original 85-minute film's legacy has been lost in this 108-minute adaptation. Instead, it adopts the same kind of frenetic, derivative, and often frustrating energy that plagues many live-action/CG movies.

2 weeks ago | denofgeek.com | Rendy Jones

One of Rick and Morty‘s enduring charms is its opening credits. There’s nothing more pleasing than seeing the random clips at the start of every season and theorizing which scenes are non-sequitur/false start gags or actual moments from the episodes to come. With each respective season, there’s been an increasing emphasis on random gags. But you know what? We love it that way.

2 weeks ago | autostraddle.com | Rendy Jones

Sabrina Wu is taking their range to the depths of space. The writer, actor, and comedian known for their roles in Joy Ride, Abbott Elementary, and Netflix’s Verified Stand-Up is voyaging across the stars with a not-so-homicidal robot in the Apple TV+ sci-fi dark comedy series Murderbot. The series centers on a group of eccentric research scientists on the PreservationAux who embark on an expedition with a service bot SecUnit (played by Alexander Skarsgård) programmed to protect.