Monthly Archives: April 2013 »
Top 5 Undiagnosed Mental Illnesses in Film
With the release of Silver Linings Playbook on DVD/BluRay today, I couldn’t help but think of other movies where mental illness has been the focus of the story. Sure, there are obvious choices like
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Pain & Gain vs. The Big Wedding
As the rest of the world gets to enjoy Iron Man 3 this weekend, we are relegated to a cliche wedding comedy and a “low-budget” Michael Bay movie. It’s going to be very tough
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Top 5 Movies that Make Men Cry
I’ve always done my best to not cry during movies. I don’t really have a heart, it’s more of a cold chest cavity where my heart once was. Though there are times when a
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Oblivion review
The only major release this week is Oblivion, starring Tom Cruise. This post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie is beautiful, but your opinion of it all depends on how much you’re willing to forgive it for over-referencing
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5 Actors Who Passed on Great Roles
As Django Unchained is released to DVD/BluRay, I can’t help but think of what might have been. Quentin Tarantino has been very successful at reinvigorating the careers for former major movie stars, and for
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42 vs Trance
This weekend you have 3 movies that cater to wildly different audiences. First, you have Scary Movie 5, which is meant for terrible human beings that are leading to the downfall of civilization. I’m
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Summer Movie Preview
It’s no secret that 2013 has been a slow year for quality movies. But do not worry because Summer is almost upon us and it promises big-budget and quality blockbusters. It’s rare to see
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Evil Dead review
If you have seen my list of most anticipated movies of 2013, you’d have noticed Evil Dead. Normally I detest remakes, especially for movies that I hold close to my heart. Remake the bad
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The 5 Most Bizarre Screen to Stage Adaptations
I saw a musical based on a cult classic movie this past weekend unlike any other. I’ll mention said musical below. But it got me wondering just how many movies have been adapted into
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