I made one small change to the announced schedule last week, so to any of you who were looking for my opinion on Mr. Smith Goes to Washington I’m afraid I’m going to have to have you wait a bit … Continue reading
Note: I am experimenting with a slight twist on my usual format today. This twist includes separating the review into four different sections with scores out of 10 for each. These four sections are The Plot (story, pace, originality), The … Continue reading
I’m happy to present the first entry of my guest review series on Martin Scorsese. Today’s guest reviewer is Margaret from The Cinematic Corner. Margaret’s detailed reviews, great use of imagery and snappy writing make her blog a must-see if … Continue reading
Since the dawn of computer generated animation, Dreamworks has always been the late night snack to the three course meals of Pixar and Disney. Sure, it knows what you want and it gives that to you in heaping portions, but … Continue reading
There is nothing more painful when it comes to movies than seeing someone you love in a movie you, well, don’t. Think the entire cast of Movie 43, or 90% or Robert DeNiro’s movie choices over the past decade. Seeing … Continue reading
I’ve been a bit behind on reviews lately as I am currently on Spring Break in the somewhat-lovely city of Sacramento, but I wanted to throw this Two Cents Worth out there from the nearest Starbucks. One of the golden … Continue reading
So far in my 9 months of blogging I have yet to break my focus on movies. That isn’t to say that movies are the only form of entertainment I enjoy, only that if I attempted to write about every … Continue reading
Between this year’s theatrical releases and the classic movies I’ve been working my way through, there has been very little time to catch up on some of the hidden gems of 2012 that I’ve missed. Of these, the only three … Continue reading
When a foreign director makes his or her Hollywood debut, the transition rarely runs very smoothly. This is the reason so many english adaptations of foreign films are directed and written by american directors; our country’s film industry knows how … Continue reading
As you might recall, last week I announced that the subject of my first series of director spotlight Guest Reviews would be on the great Martin Scorsese. So far a good chunk of movies have already been claimed, but there … Continue reading
Like most art forms, a Rorschach personality test shows us something abstract and allows us to determine our own interpretation of what it is and what it means to us. This blog is my attempt to explain what I see when I look at these metaphorical movie ink blots, and I hope that along the way I can learn what you see from time to time as well.
