A talky historical drama, The Brink of War marks the second Ronald Reagan flick in as many years, the first being Reagan, starring Dennis Quaid. With two films tackling the same historical figure and released so close together, it’s…
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Aug 3, 2026
BRAND NEW DAY Is Tom Holland’s Worst Spider-Man Movie | Review [MAJOR SPOILERS]
The following review contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Reader be warned.
Although Tom Holland’s Wall-Crawler has never been “my” Spider-Man, I get it. He’s Spidey for Gen Z, and I’ve enjoyed his solo outings to varying…
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Jul 28, 2026
JXN Film Festival Best Music Video Q&A - Cole Powell, Kayla Jones, Charlie J. Wright - 07/27/26 [Audio + Transcript]
Audio of 2026 JXN Film Festival Best Music Video nominee Q&A with singer/dancer/filmmaker Kayla Jones, producer Charlie J. Wright, and singer/songwriter/director Cole Powell. Hosted by Dr. Candice Love Jackson. Guest appearance by Kobe Singleton (aka DJ Brosia). Tougaloo College, Tougaloo,…
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Jul 20, 2026
DAILY LEADER: Area Artists Land Jackson Film Festival Selection
Thanks to The Daily Leader for covering “Never the Same’s” Best Music Video nomination at the JXN Film Festival. Daily Leader is one of Southwest Mississippi’s leading news publications, and I’m always honored to be featured.
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Jul 16, 2026
Before THE ODYSSEY: Every Christopher Nolan Film, Ranked
Amnesia, superheroes, dream thieves, nukes — over the last quarter century, Christopher Nolan has tackled a plethora of subjects across a variety of genres to massive critical acclaim and box office success. Now, as the director’s hotly anticipated (and already…
Read moreJul 14, 2026
Good Things with Rebecca Turner Interview/Performance 07/13/26 [VIDEO]
Yesterday, I had the privilege of returning to Mississippi's statewide FM radio program Good Things with Rebecca Turner on SuperTalk Mississippi for an interview and live performance. We talked music, music reactions, and my Best Music Video nomination at the…
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Jul 5, 2026
YOUNG WASHINGTON Is (Shockingly) a Triumph |Review
Newcomer William Franklyn-Miller shines as young George Washington in Angel Studios’ surprisingly solid biopic of the first American president.
Although studios known primarily for “faith-based” films have made significant strides in recent years, most efforts have remained bogged down by…
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Jun 29, 2026
10 Patriotic Movies to Watch This July 4th
From revolutionaries battling Red Coats to super soldiers punching Nazis, nothing sets the mood for Independence Day quite like good old fashioned movies about American history and heroes. As we approach the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, I’m counting down…
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Jun 20, 2026
I Was Wrong: TOY STORY 5 Is Worse Than I Thought | Review [SPOILERS]
Although the trailers for Toy Story 5 teased an all-out war on the childhood tech addiction epidemic, recent comments from directors Andrew Stanton and McKenna Harris had me bracing for a milquetoast message about electronics ultimately being fine for young…
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Jun 17, 2026
TOY STORY 5 Is Likely Not the Anti-Tech Opus Some Parents Were Hoping For
As a parent of five, I have experienced the deleterious effect of screens on the child mind. A mere 30 minutes a day of screen time on the “kiddie tablets” someone gifted my children for Christmas yielded behavioral problems that…
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Jun 15, 2026
DISCLOSURE DAY (2026): Top-Tier Spielberg Has One Major Flaw | Review [SPOILERS]
Having disliked the one trailer I saw, I opted to catch Disclosure Day in theaters for one reason only: Steven Spielberg. As a millennial who grew up watching E.T., Jurassic Park, and the original Indiana Jones trilogy, I…
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Jun 10, 2026
New Masters of the Universe Delivers Surprising Message on Manhood [MAJOR SPOILERS]
In the opening sequence of the new Masters of the Universe movie, we are introduced to a 10-year-old Prince Adam (pre-He-Man), as he fails spectacularly in a combat training session. Furious, his father, King Randor, reprimands him, essentially telling…
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Jun 8, 2026
MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE (2026) Is…Not Terrible | Review [Some SPOILERS]
The trailers for the new Masters of the Universe movie had me hooked. The film looked to be aiming for a 2000s-to-2010s big-budget, speculative fiction vibe (think early MCU), and as a huge fan of that era, I headed out…
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May 25, 2026
“Never the Same” | A 20-Year Journey to My First Film Festival Selection
I am thrilled (and frankly, shocked) to announce the music video for my latest single, “Never the Same,” has been selected for the JXN Film Festival, one of the most prestigious film industry events in my home state of Mississippi.
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May 23, 2026
Sheep Detectives (2026) Review: Agatha Christie for the Disney Set [Some SPOILERS]
Raised on a steady diet of crime novels, a flock of rural English sheep set out to solve their eccentric shepherd’s murder.
So goes the premise of Sheep Detectives, the new Hugh Jackman vehicle released in the U.S. by…
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Apr 15, 2026
Two “Stepsisters” Flicks and the Danger of the Misunderstood Villain
Promotional still from Netflix’s “Steps.” 2026.
How many reboots, remakes, and requels will Hollywood produce before the madness ends? At least two more, it appears, as Disney and Netflix have announced competing movies focusing on Cinderella’s stepsisters.
While Disney’s Stepsisters…
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Apr 4, 2026
What Timothée Chalamet Really Said About Ballet and Opera — And Why He’s Right
Timothée Chalamet delivers opera impersonation in Variety/CNN townhall. Feb. 24, 2026.
Between 2021 and 2024, Timothée Chalamet was Hollywood’s “it guy.” From the Dune films to a surprisingly decent Willy Wonka origin flick to a biopic of the 20th century’s…
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Feb 2, 2026
YouTube Was Killing My Channel. So, of Course, I Launched Another One.
In October 2024, I’m not sure I could have felt more optimistic about my future as a YouTube content creator. Over the previous nine months, my channel had nearly doubled its total view count to the coveted 1 million mark…
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Dec 20, 2025
5 Christmas Movies You Should Know — 2025 Edition (Some SPOILERS)
A couple of years ago, I released an episode of my podcast, Words Like That, focusing on five excellent but under-appreciated Christmas movies. While you can read article versions of those recommendations on Medium, below, readers will find…
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Oct 27, 2025
SPRINGSTEEN (2025): Does White Deliver Us from Nowhere? | Review
Although I grew up on oldies and classic rock, I didn’t know many Bruce Springsteen songs until I began producing music reaction videos for YouTube a few years ago.
At that point, I dove headfirst into “The Boss’s” catalog, listening…
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May 24, 2025
Mission Impossible Wasn’t Built for This | THE FINAL RECKONING Review
I saw Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning this past Thursday afternoon, the earliest showing that was available in my area. I am a huge fan of the Mission Impossible franchise and Tom Cruise. I love all of these movies. I…
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Apr 17, 2025
New SUPERMAN Movie Sneak Peek Looks, Uh.... | Words Like That S3 E3 [VIDEO]
Warner Bros. has released a special look at James Gunn's new Superman movie, and it is dividing fans across the web. Watch as Words Like That host Cole Powell watches the footage live and gives his no-holds-barred take.
Cole Powell…
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Apr 10, 2025
Mission Impossible 8: Is This Franchise DEAD? | Words Like That S3 E2 [VIDEO]
Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning hits theaters in May. But after its predecessor's disappointing box office performance in the post-COVID streaming age, does the franchise's 8th installment stand a chance in theaters? Cole Powell weighs in.
Cole Powell is an…
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Jan 26, 2025
Are These Movies DOOMED? | WOLF MAN and FLIGHT RISK Breakdown
Adapted from Words Like That S3 Ep. 1. Originally published January 14, 2025
Two big movies hit the box office this month: Wolf Man, yet another reboot of the classic Lon Chaney, Jr. Universal horror movie, and Flight…
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