Josh Rouse is a journalist for the Lawton Publishing Company, focusing on local news and entertainment in Southwest Oklahoma. With a passion for pop culture and gaming, Josh covers topics ranging from video game releases and reviews to movie critiques and entertainment news.
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Josh Rouse focuses his coverage on local entertainment, gaming, and technology in Southwest Oklahoma. His articles primarily consist of reviews, announcements, and opinion pieces related to movies and video games.
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Will Smith and Martin Lawrence prove buddy cop action flicks are still enjoyable on the big screen.
Xbox completed the not-E3 season with its best showcase ever, desperately coming at a time when the brand is surrounded by more uncertainty than ever.
By Josh Rouse Correspondent “The Watchers” is very much a Shyamalan movie in every way that matters.
The not-E3 summer games showcase period wrapped up Tuesday with a Nintendo Direct showcasing what titles will launch during the Switch’s reported final holiday season.
Set 100 years before the events of “The Phantom Menace,” this eight-episode series is a prequel to the prequels — establishing, for the first time
By: Josh Rouse
As games increase in visual fidelity more and more and consumers demand larger, more detailed worlds with greater amounts of content, what could
By: Josh Rouse
Amazing performances from its three leads and a certain real-world veracity elevate “The Bikeriders” beyond another antihero counterculture film into something more sobering, yet enjoyable.
“The Garfield Movie” throws every family animated film trope into a blender with only a dash of “Garfield” cynicism and heart to create a bland, lasagna-tasting experience that is as
By: Josh Rouse
“Inside Out 2” proves an animated family film doesn’t have to be insulting to its age-spanning audience.
By: Josh Rouse
Psychological suspense thrillers are some of the hardest movies to get right.
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