Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver is the story of Baby (Ansel Elgort) - a talented getaway driver who relies on the beats of his personal playlist to drive away from cops and drown out the noise of his tinnitus. After meeting the girl of his dreams though, he sees a chance to ditch his shady lifestyle and make a break for normality, where he begins on a very difficult journey against his old world.
For today’s throwback, I will be reviewing a film directed by Rob Reiner. Haven’t heard of him? Well, he just directed some small little movies like ‘Stand By Me (1986)’, ‘The Princess Bride (1987)’, ‘When Harry Met Sally… (1989)', and ‘Misery (1990)’. He just so happens to be one of the...
The future is here, folks. No longer do we live in a world where all our films come from big-name studios like Disney and Universal and are put out into theaters like the big events...
For our throwback Thursday review this week, we are covering a film of perhaps the quintessential filmmaker of the 80’s: Mr. John Hughes...
When I say I am a film fan, my definition is of the purest degree. I review and critique films because of my utmost appreciation and respect for the art of it and what goes into it. In my most recent years, the genre of horror, especially indie-horror. In fact, the last several years saw the release of ‘The Witch (2016)’...
This being my first throwback review, I wanted to revisit a film that meant a lot to me. And, in the case of this film, that I’ve put meaning into. Some people have gone so far to say that this film is a love-letter to film. First of all...
You know, sometimes a popular type of film, a genre if you will, can get a bit tired. For me, the superhero genre has become very repetitive. In most of these films, there is a standard of...
'Mine (2017)' was written and directed by Fabio Guaglione and Fabio Resinaro and stars Armie Hammer, Annabelle Wallis, Tom Cullen, and Clint Dyer. 'Mine' follows Mike (played by Armie Hammer) as he becomes...
There is a word I have for films like 'A United Kingdom (2017)', and in no way is it a derogatory term; I simply use the term to describe a well-done, perhaps profound but lethargic movie that you would recommend to your great aunt. The term...
Forget the usual pressures a summer blockbuster has to contend with; 'Wonder Woman' not only has to deliver as the first proper female-lead Superhero film; it also has to redeem an entire franchise that's arguably falling apart. Enter director Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot to bring a stand-alone origin story of Diana Prince - the most powerful Amazon princess in all of Themiscyra.
