Monthly Archives: November 2012 »
Anna Karenina vs Killing Them Softly
We’re getting close to awards season. That means that every decent drama that studios have been holding on to for the entire year are being released in droves. Just in the past few weeks,
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5 Most Awesome 80’s Movie Dance Scenes
With the release of the 22nd Step Up movie this week, I took some time to reflect. I had to ask, how could any movie (that’s not a musical) be centered around dancing and
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The Miracle in Moscow, or How Rocky IV ended the Cold War
The following article beautifully captures the spirit of Patriotism, but also of acceptance. Special thanks to guest columnist Charles DeMarr (Clayton) for digging this treasure up and reminding all of us how much we
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The 5 Worst Movie Dinners
I love Thanksgiving. It’s really hard not to love a holiday where you eat until you have to unbuckle your pants, and it becomes a competition of how many plates of food you’ve eaten.
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Thanksgiving Movie Showdown!!! Life of Pi vs. Silver Linings Playbook vs. Red Dawn
Thanksgiving is upon us and Hollywood knows we need an escape from awkward family conversations. Whether you’re stuck talking to your aunt who cares too much for family gossip or you’re trying to avoid
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Goodbye Twilight…I’ll Miss You…
No, I have not just come out of the closet. In the following Breaking Dawn part 2 review I will give more examples of the movie randomness that we will no longer be able
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5 Movie Suggestions for Pixar
In the mid 90’s, something started happening to Disney. I don’t know if it coincided with the loss of talent and beginning of mediocre animated feature-length movies, but for some reason, Disney started making
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Skyfall review
Since the days of Pierce Brosnan’s 007, James Bond has gone through a severe identity crisis. He was always known as the prim and proper spy who handily dispatches his victims with tiny guns,
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Wreck-It-Ralph vs. Flight
I am on the fence with Disney. Their 2D musicals (pre-pocahontas) are nothing short of magic. Their CG animated movies, on the other hand, are lackluster at best. Of course, Tangled is the exception
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