By Jonathan Religious, Northwest Opinions College

I dislike nostalgia. When employed securely, it prompts audience so you can venture their particular skills on the characters otherwise story illustrated with the display.

It charms the viewers, and while there’s nothing inherently incorrect with some harmless manipulation, nostalgia’s overtaken the film world. Out of “Jurassic Park” reboots so you can “Superstar Battles” sequels, Hollywood appears dedicated to refurbishing all of the franchise from their audiences’ childhoods. Continue reading →