WATCH NOW My attempt at fulfilling the goal of watching every movie available to me has turned out to be both the best and worst idea that I have ever adopted. The best reason it has paid off is in helping me come across movies which I would have otherwise never watched, which have broadened […]
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WATCH NOW When I first saw Don Bluth animated movie ‘All Dogs Go to Heaven’, the first thing that caught my attention was the colors the rich vivid colors that mark every classic animated feature. The closing maintenance of the Technicolor color process float system led to a shift for the motion picture industry, as
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The ABCs of Death is a collection horror movie that gave 26 directors all over the world a the chance to create something unique using one word: Death. Each director was given a letter that they had to use as a starting point for a short film that focused on a word that started with
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WATCH NOW I am interested in examining modern British cinema, especially the growing popularity of British films within the global film market. International audiences have developed a great appetite for British cinema. By becoming more global, British features have become a strong economical product. I’m convinced that as the number of British films grows, so
WATCH NOW To my knowledge, a vampire comedian is somewhere on the line of being humorous or utterly nonsensical. As I have stated in numerous reviews that I have done, comedy is very subjective. Fortunately, I found it oddly interesting and amusing, and rather charming too given that the primary character gets deliberately portrayed as
WATCH NOW From Ben Stiller’s exaggerated gesturing of romantic reluctance at the very beginning, which has Walter Mitty behaving like J Alfred Prufrock on eHarmony.com to his co-star Adam Scott’s faux beard that has been manicured and reminiscent of yesteryears printing magazines and magazines, “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” With a screenplay by Steve
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WATCH NOW Despite the case in question there is in all likelihood an audience that would regard such a self indulgent work as far too much unless they seek it out as masochistic therapy for the mind. One might assume then that “The Double” is a form of a miracle. This movie has done all
WATCH NOW Brian Cox vehemently argues against dying in “The Etruscan Smile” a collection of emotions that feels overly dramatic but could cause distressing feelings within the audience that see their fathers, or themselves, within the terribly grumpy character that Cox plays so compellingly. The movie revolves around Rory MacNeil (Cox) and his relationship with
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WATCH NOW In its efforts to appeal to a wider audience, The Burbs has tried to appeal to the fanbase of the popular movie Beetlejuice and the series The Twilight Zone. In its attempt, the movie fails to turn into something worthwhile. The result turns out to be a sad attempt at creating a comedy
WATCH NOW Bloody hell, another one of those reviews I like writing where I give a film I hadn’t seen in years a second chance. For now, let us revisit The Green Hornet with Seth Rogen and Jay Chou in the cast. Now that I have mentioned Rogan’s name, an alarm bell should be ringing
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