Anytime that a major release (especially one on a Wednesday, rather) the studio’s pummel into our thought process that THEY WOULD LIKE TO MAKE MONEY ON THE MOVIE. A LOT OF MONEY. Hence The Dictator ‘s appareance on every talk show and major event in the past 3 months. Why, though, in this case? Well [...]
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I am excited to share with you all my experience with this film, as I was graciously granted an opportunity to screen this alone by director/writer Benjamin Lancaster, and I was happy to do so. It is a relieving task for myself, as I am constantly surrounded by studio garbage and over indulged cult films, and rarely get [...]
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Edward Scissorhands. Batman Returns. Beetlejuice. Ed Wood. Nightmare Before Christmas. These films I grew up with a child and absorbed my imagination and pursuit of understanding film from the earliest stages of creativity in my dysfunctional brain. But they were captivating, enlightening, unique. All things that films aspire/should be. All brought upon by the genius of [...]
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There is quite simply no other way to embrace the strength and ingenuity of this summer’s movie season in a better experience than this-the experience of witnessing comic book lore’s most prosperous and recognizable group of super heroes joining forces in: The Avengers. This has been (of course) a project building for quite some time, [...]
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If there ever was a shrug of a movie, The Raven fits the bill. Nothing that anyone could ask me involving my feelings or opinions about it could be summed up in a neater way then by extending my hands palm-up to my sides and raising my shoulders ever so slightly. It’s one of the [...]
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Chicken Run? Wallace & Gromit? Flushed Away? If you don’t automatically have an English accent and a love for claymation, you may be confused of these titles. If you do, you are already in our midst. The world of claymation has been headed by the same group of filmmakers for the past 15 years, [...]
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Alright, seriously, I am going to put this out there, perhaps I am just coo-coo, but this just seems far too fitting not to pitch: Seeing as how Jason Statham has played quite convincingly the same character in every single movie he has ever been in since his days with Guy Ritchie, which are [...]
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BEFORE YOU EVEN SAY IT: I know, I know, it is entirely unfair to approach a movie with the actors and developers past work in mind and gauging the level of enjoyment prior to viewing, but I just could not help myself here. Jason Segel – always a winner, truly progressing as an [...]
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When I was asked to highlight a local film premiere and review the premiere screening, I thought to myself, “What to learn……what to learn?” Writer/Director Benjamin Lancaster contacted me and asked me to cover, and I accepted, but I did this without actually looking into the film or its trailer, I just wanted to [...]
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I will openly admit before diving in that I am sucker for era films (especially those bonded by love and the struggle to obtain it) and even more so when the films wrap it up with a well orchestrated soundtrack. This film hit all of the high points and more. I truly felt as if [...]
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