The last week of the year brings some interesting home release titles. To close out the year these are some must see Blu-ray and DVD movies in time for the new year: SNOWDEN: One of my favorites of the year. Citizen Four was a really fascinating documentary about ex-CIA man … [Read More]
It’s that time of the month, December is here so it’s time to take a look at the must see movies that were released in November. The list contains movies such as: limited theatrical releases, Blu-ray & DVD, On Demand, TV Show DVD releases, a classic movie picks, and personal … [Read More]
March Madness is on full television takeover this month, but don’t sleep on some really good Blu-ray/DVD releases in the month of March. This is one of the stronger months of quality films being available for purchase and rental. Not only were the following movies worth watching, but the bonus … [Read More]
(Exasperation Gasp) Natalie Dormer, you don’t know me, but can I talk to you for a second? Natalie, you’re a pretty good, up-and-coming actress. You’re not award winning, but are still pretty good. The Hunger Games Series has propelled you into a frame that most people could only dream of, … [Read More]
When did these movies start looking so cool? I vaguely remember the first movie but it failed to capture my long term interest. This new film, or at the very least its trailer, seems to be leaps and bounds better than what I remember. Maybe it was the similarities to other films … [Read More]
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 Brooklyn FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Spectre The Peanuts Movie Room Drama Miss You Already The Hallow Spotlight Lost in the Sun The Outskirts Wrecker Barista Trumbo FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 The 33 By The Sea My All American Love the Coopers Spotlight Man Up Heist … [Read More]
Jennifer Lawrence seems to always look fantastic in the photos for The Hunger Games series and this final poster has her front and center in as iconic a pose as they can produce. Check it out: If she wasn’t already Mystique, she would clearly make a fantastic Jean Grey in … [Read More]
I have a modicum of faith in films starring my beloved TV actors, mainly because I know their demanding schedules only allow them to devote but so much time to their theatrical endeavors. The Forest was a movie I was aware of but didn’t have much of an interest due … [Read More]
Once upon a time Woody Harrelson outright said that he wasn’t a “sequels guy”. Fast forward a few years and you find that just about every project he’s involved with has a sequel in development with his name firmly attached (The Hunger Games, Now You See Me, Zombieland). This … [Read More]
This movie is going to suck, plain and simple. I hate the Divergent Series, so much. It gives tween books and films a bad name. There is nothing to like about this movie. The acting is laughable, the actions scenes are dull and boring followed by some of the worst … [Read More]
Better never late than never, right? I really have developed an appreciation for The Hunger Games that I didn’t foresee but somehow this movie keeps slipping off my radar. I don’t know what it could possibly be but this movie seems to often be an afterthought. Anyway, let’s review … [Read More]
It’s difficult to imagine a cultural force as powerful as a good movie. Movies are an almost universally consumed type of media. Because of this they are able to inspire major cultural changes–from art to fashion, from language to games. Movies enable a type of cultural cross-pollination unseen in other forms of … [Read More]