…his comeback I allowed myself some highly unrealistic expectations for this movie from first time director Henry Robson. Working with a screenplay by yet another newcomer John Scott, Henry Robson… View Post

…totally understand some people’s frustrations’s with the final film, however, the opening scene as well as the battle of Hong Kong impressed me to the point where I was willing… View Post

…had sat down to watch it on VHS, not really knowing what to expect, and we were completely horrified, thrilled and disgusted all in equal measure. As a hardcore comic… View Post

…my personal favorite of his filmography. Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn were never better and the movie is probably the finest example of the classic screwball comedies of the 1930s…. View Post

By James Hancock June 26th, 2015 I’m not sure if comedies should ever be reviewed with anything more than a tweet. Comedy is probably the most subjective genre out there… View Post

…also offered a sincere thank you to all of us for attending the Nerdist Panel in that he, as a hardcore Comic-Con fan, knows how much competition there is at… View Post

…be made that could completely reinvent the superhero movie genre in the exact same way the comic did for the comic book industry way back in 1961. Most likely I’ll… View Post

…out. I completely appreciate the love and passion so many fans have for this series; I have similar feelings for movies made by Marvel, but the tone and style of… View Post

…like a complete dumbass I went to the wrong theater. I quickly checked my phone to confirm where I was supposed to be and proceeded to set a new land… View Post

…their own way rebuilding civilization from scratch. It is the perfect articulation of so many male fantasies, trapped in an isolated environment in the company of a stunningly beautiful woman… View Post