After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
Dusty Crophopper is back, not as an ace air racer this time, but as a fire fighter in training.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes often feels exactly like what it is: a second installment, a step in between, a transitional fossil.
The latest Civilization effort exports its streamlined world-building ambitions straight to your smartphone or tablet.
Here’s a shooter/combat game that wants you to see exactly what damage you’re causing—every crushed bone and ruptured organ.
It’s three years after the evil Decepticons demolished Chicago and the Autobots fearlessly fought them off. High time for yet another big ol’ robot rumble! Or maybe not.
Driving straight through the night from ‘Fargo’ to West Texas, the Coen brothers have created a blood-soaked (Oscar-winning) modern Western that’s as chilling as it is hopeless.
ABBA’s finally off Broadway and on movie screens. Thousands, maybe millions, cheer and dance, but do you really know what this manic musical is about? What it wants to teach you?
Even in Las Vegas we can eventually get to a few sweet relational affirmations. But by then it’s been a long, bleary-eyed, skin-baring night. And our moviegoing hangover has already begun to set in.
While Manny and Ellie wait for their first furry bundle of joy, Sid’s adopting three baby dinos. Boy, this family photo is gonna be a humdinger.
Cinematic offal that’s incredibly inane, tedious and foul; a dimwitted waste of time and mocker of morality that makes Dumb and Dumber look like a product of high art.
Nintendo’s virtual world Sims-like micro-life game has a head and heart all its own. And that’s all right by Mii.
