1917 is a technical masterpiece from director Sam Mendes. It is a visually stunning World War 1 epic, and one of the most surprising and entertaining war films I’ve ever seen. What it lacks in plot, it makes up for with incredible visuals, a beautiful original score, and great performances and incredible cinematography from the legendary Roger Deakins, this film is incredible to watch. 1917 … Continue reading 1917: Review
When I got home yesterday, I finally received my late Christmas gift. A Flawless Brow Pen. I was so excited to use it that I immediately rushed into my room and tore open the box. Now, I’ve used a Flawless Pen before because I borrowed one from a friend one time and I liked the results, (hence why I wanted one for Christmas last year) … Continue reading An Eventful Day
Noah Baumbach is one of the most competent filmmakers living today. He is grossly underrated and nearly every one of his 13 films have all been incredible. Mariage Story is no exception. It’s brilliant, it’s emotional, it’s grounded and my God it’s well acted. Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson, Ray Liotta, and Laura Dern are all excellent in this film. Driver and Johanson especially, in my … Continue reading Marriage Story: Review
A Beautiful Day in The Neighborhood is a great movie, and in 2019, it’s something we could all learn from. Detailing the life of journalist Lloyd Vogel. (a pseudonym for real life journalist Tom Junod who actually profiled Rogers in 1998) Lloyd is a cynical, broken man who has seemingly no joy in life besides his wife Andrea, and his son Gavin. Lloyd is famous … Continue reading A Beautiful Day in The Neighborhood: Review
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
Most of us remember watching Austin and Ally and fangirling over Ross Lynch and being super sad when the show ended. Good news! Everyone can resume their fangirling, but this time over his band, The Driver Era, that he formed with his brother, Rocky, in early 2018. You might not fondly recall the band that the Lynch siblings had previously formed, R5, but I promise … Continue reading X: Album 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
