While I used to insist that drama was one of my least favorite film categories, the older I get the more I enjoy a good drama. Of course as long as the movie is amazing then it really doesn’t matter what genre the film belongs to if I’m being entirely honest with myself. Continue reading “What is your favorite drama?”
If I’m being honest that is not how the question/request for day four is worded. The truth is I’ve seen Scream one too many times and I had to write the question that way. It was a must. With that said I’m oddly enough not writing about Scream today. That comes later on, which is why I went with one of my other favorite horror films. Continue reading “What’s your favorite scary movie?”
Let me admit that for this category I actually went online to look at what movies I love that fall into the action/adventure category. I will also admit that I almost listed Cold Mountain as my favorite movie for this category. Why? It was on one of the many lists I read to get come up with what my favorite action/adventure movie happened to be. I just don’t consider that to be an action/adventure movie. I consider it to be more of a drama. Continue reading “What is your favorite action/adventure movie?”
There was a part of me that wanted to write most of this movie challenge in June to post in July. The problem with doing so is knowing that day two (the last movie you watched) and day sixteen (the last movie you saw in theaters) would change about five thousand times. I watch too many movies for the answers not to change. This is thanks to MoviePass, various movie channels, and of course Netflix. Continue reading “What is the last movie you watched?”
A while back I happened upon a thirty day movie challenge online. While this would have been perfect for June, seeing as it has thirty days, I’ve chosen to write a little each day about some of my all time favorite films in July. I’ve even included a spot at the end so I can talk about a random film of my choice to extend it and make this a thirty-one day challenge instead. Continue reading “What is your favorite movie?”
Over the years, I’ve known people who view nostalgia as living in the past. In fact, I was once told by one of my best friends that I needed to grow up instead of continuing on my journey with the power rangers. I remember that mainly because she wrote it in my yearbook and I read her words over again and laughed. My laughter came about namely because one of my goals this summer is to meet the original Red Ranger, Austin St. John. And if I’m being entirely honest I still watch episodes of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers because as cheesy as they are they make me feel good when life is less than spectacular. I even enjoyed the film that came out in 2017. Power Rangers is a beautiful reboot of the original series. Though I will admit viewing new actors in the same roles by the same name was certainly different within the series, but I enjoyed it all the same. Continue reading “A trip down memory lane never hurt anyone”
Pirates ahoy! Marshmallows rejoice! The Veronica Mars movie is finally hits theaters and is available for digital download! And now I promise to not end the rest of my sentences with exclamation points throughout the rest of this review. Continue reading “Veronica Mars film review”
Let me start by saying that the trauma I speak of is not really trauma. It is a complete exaggeration of my inner thirteen year old who would highly disagree with my definition of trauma now. In fact, my inner thirteen year old feels insulted I do not consider seeing the film Wild Things with my father trauma. If you have seen this film you have probably tilted your head and feel like I made a typo. I have not, but without further adieu here is my story. Continue reading “Twenty years of the traumatization of an inner thirteen year old”
There were several times that I saw the cover for April Fool’s Day (1986) when I started watching horror films and would admire the cover as I walked down the horror aisle of the video store. I would tell myself to rent the film. Continue reading “April Fool’s Day film review”
When 50/50 (2011) came out in theaters, I couldn’t help but think, ‘This would be a horrible theater movie.’ I made my assumption upon knowing the feature was about a man diagnosed with cancer. Continue reading “50/50 film review”
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