Showing posts with label movie reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie reviews. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

MOVING ON UP!



First, THANK YOU for your tremendous support!!  Thanks to you all, we've hit OVER 10,000 views in only a few months!!

Monday, September 24, 2012

END OF WATCH (BAD BOYS, BAD BOYS, WATCHYA GONNA DO?)

**Thank you Josh Alvarez for requesting this review & suggesting this movie!**

Just finished watching this awesome cop drama about an hour ago and, WOW, what a movie! 

Monday, September 10, 2012

FACE/OFF (JOHN WOO IS THE SLO MO KING!)

"OK, Plan B: Let's just kill each other"

What can be said about John Travolta and Nicolas Cage in their acting prime?  They completely sold this movie!  Yes, there's the typical (awesome) John Woo Slo Mo with excess fireworks, explosions, gunshots, bombs, etc... but unlike Paycheck (John Woo's failed attempt at making Ben Affleck look like an action star after bombing in Daredevil), all the extra special effects were not in vain because Cage & Travolta brought believability to their characters. 

Thursday, September 6, 2012

MY RATING SYSTEM



I started reviewing movies once in awhile on Facebook a few years ago.

I later began rating the movies along with my reviews after getting Netflix & discovering their rating system.

Monday, September 3, 2012

SEEKING JUSTICE

"The Hungry Rabbit Jumps"...er, I mean, "Justice"....er, I mean, "Seeking Justice"
After two title changes, Spiderman himself (Tobey Maguire) produces a little known and widely rejected movie called "Seeking Justice". 

WHY I DO WHAT I DO!

This blog in and of itself is a personal accomplishment that came about after one of the most special people in my life encouraged me to just stop procrastinating & do what I purpose to do NOW!  So this is a big "THANK YOU" to that special butterfly! Here's a message from the heart for them:

Aww...How cute!

Friday, August 31, 2012

TOTAL RECALL (2012 REMAKE)


Unfortunately, I did what everyone else my age did & compared this movie to the original scene by scene.

It's a little different, but if you pay attention to the smallest details, there were a bunch of similarities in the dialogue & scenes. For example, a woman gets pulled to the side when she
shows her passport & anyone who saw the original would assume the woman was actually Colin Ferrell because she was the one Arnold was disguised as.

Little things like that.