This year marks another year where I felt my understanding of film grew exponentially. I saw fourty-four 2016 film releases this year, both in theaters and at home.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but 2016 was a veritable Hindenburg of a year. Film looks like it got off pretty easy compared with everything else that
It’s December, so you know what that means. Star Wars and Oscar season! Let’s get right into it. Moonlight Considering how many critics have already gushed about how
Arrival comes to us courtesy of French-Canadian director Denis Villeneuve, who’s best known for movies like Sicario and Prisoners, and is currently the guy behind the new Blade Runner sequel
Doctor Strange is a Big Mac that someone spiked the special sauce with LSD. By that I mean that Doctor Strange is possibly Marvel’s most derivative and formulaic
I’ve hit a bit of an “end-of-summer” movie slump if you couldn’t tell. It’s partially because I’ve been a little busy lately, but also partially because the “end-of-summer”
Hello everyone! Remember back in December when I said Suicide Squad was my most anticipated movie of 2016? Well a couple big things happened in between then and
I don’t really like the Bourne movies all that much to be perfectly honest. To be more specific, I don’t like Paul Greengrass’s Bourne movies all that much;
Okay, here’s the movie you should’ve seen this Fourth of July weekend, but apparently didn’t. That’s too bad because if you ever end up catching this on TV