Strange World is Disney’s Most Inclusive and Diverse Animated Film Yet

Strange World Review

Creating films about family, finding one’s way back to that, and the identity crisis teens go through as they struggle to find the balance of growing into an individual, while still remaining connected to their family unit has long been the standard for the Walt Disney Animation Studio since its

Rian Johnson Is Coming for the Whodunnit Crown With ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’

Glass Onion A Knives Out Mystery Review

Rian Johnson has done it again. Just like an Agatha Christie novel, Glass Onion feels fresh and even bigger than the previous Knives Out mystery. It scratches that same whodunnit itch as the first, but it also feels entirely different. There is a new mystery, a new location, and new

Review: Mike Flanagan’s The Midnight Club Delivers Scares But Lacks Meaningful Character Development

The Midnight Club Netflix Review

Mike Flanagan’s films and series are always breathtaking, even amidst the terror. He also delivers horror with a point, a purpose beyond the frights. The Midnight Club has some scary moments, but the driving focus is the collection of teens and the stories they tell. Despite the incredible storytelling from

Review: ‘Pinocchio’ Fails to Validate Its Existence

PINOCCHIO Review

It would be hard to remake an animated classic and match the same level of praise and adoration as its predecessor. But it’s something that The Mouse House won’t stop trying to do with it its own work, taking out movies from the vault and picking at random which to

Contest: Celebrate The Release Of Chip’N Dale Rescue Rangers With A Special Gift Card From Disney

Chip n Dale RescueRangers

Walt Disney Studios is partnering with Pay or Wait to give 2 lucky fans an opportunity to win a free year of Disney+ in honor of their new film Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers, which will premiere on Disney+ May 20, 2022! All you have to do is share this

Interview: Get Organized With The Home Edit’s Joanna Teplin And Clea Shearer Talk Season 2

Get Organized with the home edit season 2

Pay or Wait had the pleasure of chatting with Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer about season 2 of their Netflix series Get Organized With the Home Edit. In our interview, Joanna and Clea talk about advice they wish they knew before starting their series and which bucket list clients they

Moon Knight Season 1 (Spoiler Free) Review

Moon Knight Review

Pay or Wait's Sharronda Williams reviews the first season of the highly anticipated Marvel original series for Disney+ Moon Knight. Don't worry, it's all spoiler free just for you. Watch her dish her thoughts about the first season in the video below. Moon Knight Review: https://youtu.be/ySZqAxLVG1A   Moon Knight Synopsis: When Steven Grant (Oscar Isaac),

Review: Does Bridgerton Season 2 Live Up To The Hype?

Pay or Wait's Sharronda Williams reviews season 2 of the highly anticipated Netflix period drama series Bridgerton. The second season of Bridgerton follows Lord Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey), the eldest Bridgerton sibling and Viscount, as he sets out to find a suitable wife. Driven by his duty to uphold the family

“The Adam Project” Takes Us Back to Childhood Movie Nights With a Profound Message

The Adam Project Review

Knowing, Super 8, Zathura, E.T., The Last Mimzy. These are all sci-fi titles I loved as a child. Sure, some of them are probably not that good. I don’t remember them well, admittedly, but what I do remember is watching them all with my mom. Witnessing a narrative about something unimaginable not only found

Exclusive: Jessica Plummer and Ben Hardy discusses The Girl Before

The Girl before Cast Interview

Pay or Wait had the pleasure of chatting with cast members  of the new BBC/HBO Max series The Girl Before, Jessica Plummer and Ben Hardy. In our conversation, we discussed taking the survey questionnaires from the source material, their respective characters' characteristics, and more.   The Girl Before Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8SOW2csKB8   The Girl Before Synopsis: The

The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window Cast Interview

The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window

Pay or Wait had the pleasure of chatting with the cast of the Netflix thriller comedy The Woman Across The Street From The Girl In The Window.  Cast members Kristen Bell, Michael Ealy, and Tom Riley discuss their roles in the eight part miniseries. In our chat, we discuss true

Cobra Kai Season 4 Cast Interview

Pay or Wait had the pleasure of chatting with cast members of the hit Netflix comedy series Cobra Kai. Cast members Ralph Macchio, William Zabka, Tanner Buchanan, Xolo Mariduena, Mary Mouser, Jacob Bertrand, Gianni DeCenzo, Peyton List, and Thomas Ian Griffith dish the details about the fourth season of the

Emily in Paris Season 2 Cast Interview

Emily in Paris Season 2 Cast Interview

Pay or Wait had the pleasure of chatting with cast members of the hit Netflix comedy series Emily in Paris. Cast members Lily Collins, Lucas Bravo, Ashley Park, Lucien Laviscount, Phillippine Leroy Beaulier, Samuel Arnold, and Camille Razat dish the details  about the second season of the show. In the

‘Matrix Resurrections’ is A Nostalgic Ode to The Franchise That Connects Older and Younger Generations

Matrix Resurrections Review

As the credits roll at the end of The Matrix Resurrections, we notice a quote Lana Wachowski included as a dedication for her deceased parents - "Love Is The Genesis Of Everything." This is a perfect quote to summarize the franchise's fourth installment that changed the sci-fi genre and opened the

And Just Like That Season 1 Review

And Just Like That Review

Pay or Wait's Sharronda Williams reviews the first season of the HBO Max Sex and the City sequel series And Just Like That. Watch her review as she dish her thoughts about the season in the video below. The Max Original AND JUST LIKE THAT…, the new chapter of the groundbreaking HBO

‘Being the Ricardos’ Examines the Complex Relationship Behind One of TV’s Greatest Shows

Being the Ricardos Review

During the Golden Age of Television, a half-hour domestic comedy titled, I Love Lucy, was one of America’s most popular television shows. A record-breaking number of viewers tuned in to watch the hilarious antics of America’s funniest and most beloved TV couple, Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, each week; however, the

‘The Harder They Fall’ Shows That Westerns Arent Dead, but in Rebirth

The Harder They Fall Review

What was once a popular escape for the American moviegoer has been galloping across the silver screen less and less. But when a Western does show up, it’s like a prospector finding gold. The appeal of Westerns is that we know what we’re going to get, and that’s a comfort

“Halloween Kills” Is a Cheesy, Bloody Fun Slasher

Halloween Kills Review

Michael Myers and Halloween have remained a staple of the season for over 40 years. He has haunted audiences, just as he has haunted Laurie Strode and Haddonfield, Illinois. You always know what to expect going into these films. Michael Myers survives his latest near-death encounter and is once again

Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation Set Release Date For Musical Vivo

Vivo Netflix

Netflix has released a new clip and release date for their upcoming animated film, Vivo, with the voice cast Lin-Manuel Miranda (Vivo), Zoe Saldaña (Rosa), Juan de Marcos (Andrés), Brian Tyree Henry (Dancarino), Michael Rooker (Lutador), Nicole Byer (Valentina), introducing Ynairaly Simo (Gabi), and Gloria Estefan (Marta). Vivo will center

‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ Review: Lena Headey and Karen Gillan Are a Brilliant Mother-Daughter Duo in this Badass, Neon-Soaked Action Thriller

Gunpowder Milkshake Review

Women often follow in their mothers’ footsteps, whether it’s a career choice or aspects of their personal lives. But what if your mother is a lethal assassin and a killer for hire? Gunpowder Milkshake is a mother-daughter action film full of empowering female characters fighting for life and autonomy. With