Honey, I Shrunk the Watchlist (Round 4)!... 15 of 35
-->Watch a cult classic/movie that just seems bonkers

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Not as bonkers as I thought... and a lot more thoughtful and philosophical. It's a pretty short runtime that doesn't quite justify the length... but it is interesting and introspective.

It's about a disembodied hand trying to make its way across Paris to its body. In flashbacks (can a hand flashback?) it re its full self as a a boy and…

Honey, I Shrunk the Watchlist (Round 4)!... 14 of 35
--> Watch the movie with the most beautiful poster

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Wow. Hot Take McGee on the prowl. Given its hugely positive ratings, I probably shouldn't even write a review for this flick. I totally bounced off of it... couldn't get into any of it. The art, animation, story, or screenplay. It's like I watched the Kirkland Brand version of the movie.

I shouldn't be too surprised. I bounced off quickly…

Giving a low score to Miyazaki's latest film feels like an anathema... a rudeness to the anime master who came out of retirement to make it. But I sat in the theater analyzing the movie more than feeling moved, intrigued, or even particularly interested.

The Boy and the Heron is about a kid who is relocated to the countryside during WWII. There he meets his new stepmom who promptly goes missing and he sets out on a trippy quest to…

Hot Take McGee here... and trust me when I say I wish I wasn't. I wish I could lie and say I loved The Wild Robot. It'd oil the gears, smooth the framework, make me one of the agreeable. But I loathed the experience of watching it.

The flick is about a household robot accidentally lost on an isolated wilderness island full of critters. She has to find a purpose which turns out to be raising a gosling and teaching…