So I'm starting to get a little behind on writing my reviews and realize that around this time last year my wife and I were going to see roughly 3 movies every week (gotta go see those award nom nom noms). But also, this time last year I wasn't writing my blog yet. So come … Continue reading Review: Frozen 2
"Would you be mine? Could you be mine?" Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood was a staple television show for millions of kids growing up in the second half of the 20th century. Fred Rogers used his daily program to teach young people about dealing with emotions and real life in positive ways. He treated children as intelligent … Continue reading Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
I'm not going to write a full review, but it didn't feel right leaving the theatre and not saying something about this film. I've been following the Fandom Entertainment (formerly Screen Junkies Universe) YouTube channel for many years. They have gone through changes and updates including being bought out by Fandom last year that have … Continue reading Review: Never Surrender, A Galaxy Quest Documentary
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is the most prestigious and longest running endurance race for sports cars in the world. Held in France every June, the race begins in the afternoon and runs through the night, testing not only the top speed and aerodynamics of automobiles but also the reliability and stability while racing … Continue reading Review: Ford v Ferrari
It wouldn't be fair to say that I was "dragged to the theatre" for this one, because I chose of my own free will to attend the first big Christmas film of the year with my wife, who was going to see it with or without me. Honestly, I was really hoping that I could … Continue reading Review: Last Christmas
The sequel to Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is here, and I'm all in. Doctor Sleep starring Obi-Wan himself (Ewan McGregor) is a slow burn, similar to it's predecessor. Pulled from source material of the same name written by Stephen King back in 2013, this adaptation to screen apparently strays less from the pages than the … Continue reading Review: Doctor Sleep
Edward Norton's Oscar push. And it feels like it. Motherless Brooklyn has some things going for it: the lighting in scenes, the pace of dialogue, and the big bad wolf mystery all play well together. I even like Norton's character, Lionel. I think he does a great job moving back and forth between between an … Continue reading Review: Motherless Brooklyn
