Frozen 2 is a film that families will go and see. Kids, adults, older people, everyone. The monstrous success of the first one still carries on today, with songs from the first still blaring through the speakers of my car while my “Christmas Music” playlist is on shuffle. This movie is not great, and it hurts me to say that because I do like the … Continue reading Frozen 2: Review
The 2010’s have been a set of incredible years for film. With new talent emerging every year, the industry is only growing. As the decade comes to a close, I thought it might be fun to recap some of the best films of the 2010’s. Friendly Reminder: These are all my own opinion, and film is extremely subjective. Honorable Mentions: Inception Get Out Her Whiplash … Continue reading Top 10 Movies of The Decade
The Peanut Butter Falcon is one of the most heartwarming movies I’ve seen in a very long time. It is an excellent film. It’s directors, Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz (Directors of: The Moped Diaries, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, Identity Thief) have made one of my favorite movies of the year. With a simple story, a short runtime, and a small cast, it … Continue reading The Peanut Butter Falcon: Review
Logan Lucky was a definite surprise. The ensemble cast provides so much for the film with their excellent charisma and on screen chemistry. The cast includes amazing performances from Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, Daniel Craig, Riley Keough, and Seth MacFarlane. All under the brilliant direction of Steven Soderbergh (Director of: Ocean’s 11, 12, and 13, and Magic Mike) this film comes together to form a … Continue reading Logan Lucky: Review
21 Jump Street and the equally fantastic sequel 22 Jump Street were doomed to fail from the start, but with such an all star cast and the fantastic writer director combo of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, (Makers of films such as: The Lego Movie, Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, Solo: A Star Wars Story) maybe there was some hope … Continue reading 21 and 22 Jump Street: Review
The Shining is one of the most famous, and simply iconic horror films of all time. Thanks to the brilliant story written by Stephen King, and the visionary directing of Stanley Kubrick, we have The Shining. Kubrick did adapt the film from King’s book, and King has famously said that he’s not very fond of Kubrick’s re-imagining of the film, however, most everyone else is. … Continue reading The Shining: Review
El Camino is an interesting movie, in that it’s for a specific demographic. El Camino is a spinoff-sequel to Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad is without contest my favorite TV series of all time, and in El camino, creator and director Vince Gilligan has captured the feel of the series incredibly, making it feel as if the almost seven year gap between the finale of Breaking … Continue reading El Camino: Review
Joker is one of those movies that people will be talking about for years. I went into this movie with sky-high expectations, and what I got was so much better than anything I ever could have ever imagined. Todd Philips, Scott Silver, and Joaquin Phoenix have created probably the most unnerving, stress inducing, and awe inspiring theater experience I’ve ever had the privilege of attending. … Continue reading Joker: Review (No Spoilers)
Get Out is one of the most original and intriguing films I’ve ever seen. Jordan Peele spent years developing this story, and creating one of the most polarizing thrillers of all time. Peele expertly directs every minute detail of this film with impeccable craftsmanship, and with it being his directorial debut, he has shown that he is one of the most creative minds working in … Continue reading Get Out: Review
Vince Gilligan: Writer, Creator, Executive Producer, and Head Showrunner of AMC’s Breaking Bad. Vince had an idea, Turn Mr. Chips into Scarface. What did he do? Exactly that. In Breaking Bad’s five seasons they accomplished more than any show has ever done. Built megastars of the relatively unknown cast members, got nominated for 58 Emmy’s and won 16. For over five years we watched as … Continue reading Breaking Bad: Series Retrospective – The Greatest Dramatic Series of All Time
