The Steady Decline of The Movie Trailer.
Then vs. Now
Raymond MelendezThe Steady Decline of The Movie Trailer. Then vs. Now.
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The Suicide Squad Delivers A Fun Energized Experience We Haven’t Seen From A DC Film Since Shazam
Curt CookThrown back into the world of DC villains, The Suicide Squad directed by James Gunn, delivers a fun energized experience we haven’t seen from a DC film since Shazam(2019). With plenty of exciting action sequences and non stop comedy, James Gunn’s take feels as if it was plucked out of Marvel’s formula. Curated classic tunes…
HALLOWEEN KILLS | Watch the New Trailer
*UPDATE: Replaced with latest trailer In 2018, David Gordon Green’s Halloween, starring icon Jamie Lee Curtis, killed at the box office, earning more than $250 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing chapter in the four-decade franchise and setting a new record for the biggest opening weekend in history for a horror film starring a woman. And…
Hitman’s Bodyguard’s Wife Movie Review
Hitman’s Bodyguard’s Wife stars Ryan Reynolds and Salma Hayek on their quest to rescue Samuel L. Jackson from the clutches of an evil mob boss; which then turns into them needing to rescue all of Europe from a madman with a drill… The plot is about as confusing as it sounds and there’s about 10…
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain
Javier AguirreRoadrunner is an absolutely beautiful documentary. It touches your soul! It touches your humanity and it’s rawest emotions. Not limited to feeling emotions, Roadrunner makes you feel like a friend of Anthony’s. Above all, Roadrunner sheds light on a person, a human, who lived in the limelight as a celebrity chef and show host, but…
The Forgotten Art of Movie Posters
Let’s be honest, movie posters today are not very good. There was a time where movie posters weren’t treated like a high school Photoshop project, but those days are long gone. Now, I know that’s not a fair generalization and we do still get the occasional poster worthy of being framed on our walls. The…
Sit Back but Don’t Relax: Theater Etiquette 101
One of my favorite things to do at the movies is to find people in the audience on their phones…and tell them to turn it off. It honestly gives me a sense of pride and satisfaction to attempt to preserve the etiquette of theater-going. In recent years, a lack of audience etiquette has been a…
Bad Boys For Life Movie Review
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence return to the big screen to reprise their roles for the 3rd film of the Bad Boys franchise. Detectives Mike Lowrey (Smith) and Marcus Bennet (Lawrence) team up to ‘ride or die, one last time’. Filled with fast car chases, gunfights, and guttural belly laughs, this film is going to…
Doctor Sleep Movie Review
Doctor Sleep, the superhero sequel to Stanley Kubrick’s 1980’s horror classic The Shining, is a desecration of cinematic genius. While trying to juggle and maintain fan service for both the book and the first film, Doctor Sleep was difficult to endure. It never seemed to find its footing and was always trying too hard to…
Terminator: Dark Fate Or A Not So Dark Fate, After All? Movie Review
When I first heard there was yet another Terminator movie in the works, I couldn’t help but feel disappointed, upset and quite honestly disrespected as a fan of the first two classics. And then, when the first trailer for “Terminator: Dark Fate drooped,” I felt my disappointment justified and had nothing but very low expectations,…