New Website (So Forgive the Mess)

Kevin Rodriguez • September 17, 2025

Work in Progress of the new Website

Blog Update for My New Website

Hey everyone!


Notice anything different looking? If the answer is yes, that may be because iCritic officially has a new website. It will take time to upload old reviews, and there are still a few things that need to be cleaned up here and there. Ultimately, though, I like this new design much, MUCH better than the old one, and I want to thank Steven for all the time he has put into the site (check out his companies credentials at the Partners link above).


Alright...let's get back to talking about movies again.

Recent Posts

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By Kevin Rodriguez April 14, 2026
A major leak of the new Avatar film is stirring panic among fans and studios alike, prompting fears that the franchise’s momentum and future may be in jeopardy.
Arthur Fleck, as the Joker, stands before a mirror with
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By Kevin Rodriguez April 5, 2026
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Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach fly through space with a green Yoshi against a vibrant, star-filled nebula background.
By Kevin Rodriguez April 2, 2026
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Llama in a green basketball jersey stands in a stadium, smiling. Purple and white lights illuminate the arena.
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iCritic that admits “GOAT” isn’t top-tier but still celebrates its charm, energy, and entertainment value while highlighting why it works despite its flaws.
Melania Trump in a black suit smiles, standing near a window with the White House in the background.
By Kevin Rodriguez February 3, 2026
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Chris Pratt sits strapped to a medical chair, looking concerned in a sterile room.
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Man smiling, wearing glasses, holding a US flag, surrounded by people with flags.
By Kevin Rodriguez January 10, 2026
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Speed Racer drives the Mach 6.
By Kevin Rodriguez April 22, 2026
“Speed Racer” explodes with color, chaos, and candy‑coated energy. iCritic explores how this cinematic acid trip became a bold, misunderstood cult favorite.
Animated scene featuring Aang, Katara, Zuko, Sokka, and Toph from Avatar: The Last Airbender.
By Kevin Rodriguez April 14, 2026
A major leak of the new Avatar film is stirring panic among fans and studios alike, prompting fears that the franchise’s momentum and future may be in jeopardy.
Arthur Fleck, as the Joker, stands before a mirror with
By Kevin Rodriguez April 5, 2026
Exploring the torment beneath the Joker’s iconic grin, "Joker" explores how trauma, neglect, and fractured identity fuel the darkness behind his haunting smile.
Joker and Harley Quinn stand face-to-face in a spotlight on a balcony, illuminated against a dark, red-lit background.
By Kevin Rodriguez April 5, 2026
In “Joker: Folie à Deux” Arthur Fleck sings his way through madness and obsession, creating a surreal musical sequel that blurs fantasy and reality. iCritic reviews.
Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach fly through space with a green Yoshi against a vibrant, star-filled nebula background.
By Kevin Rodriguez April 2, 2026
"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" looks gorgeous but lacks substance. iCritic's review dives into why stunning visuals and fan service can't save a hollow plot.
Batman and Superman stand face-to-face in a close-up, dramatic shot under rainy, dark lighting.
By Kevin Rodriguez March 31, 2026
Ten years on, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice continues to polarize fans and critics, standing as one of the most debated films in modern superhero history.
Llama in a green basketball jersey stands in a stadium, smiling. Purple and white lights illuminate the arena.
By Kevin Rodriguez February 16, 2026
iCritic that admits “GOAT” isn’t top-tier but still celebrates its charm, energy, and entertainment value while highlighting why it works despite its flaws.
Melania Trump in a black suit smiles, standing near a window with the White House in the background.
By Kevin Rodriguez February 3, 2026
iCritic reviews “Melania,” calling it a dull, unfocused documentary that offers little insight or purpose despite its (supposed) unprecedented access and hype.
Chris Pratt sits strapped to a medical chair, looking concerned in a sterile room.
By Kevin Rodriguez January 24, 2026
iCritic’s review of Mercy examines how the film puts artificial intelligence on trial, blending dumb courtroom drama with timely questions about technology.
Man smiling, wearing glasses, holding a US flag, surrounded by people with flags.
By Kevin Rodriguez January 10, 2026
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