Who in the world plans on going to the movies on Superbowl Weekend? Well for those of you who plan on seeing a flick this weekend (like me), here are my thoughts on the major new releases. BoogeymanIt’s probably not a coincidence that this, the second film of Sam Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures, comes out […]
Movies of the Moment – February 4, 2005 Read More »
It’s another pretty slow weekend at the Box Office. As we leave January and enter February, we should start seeing better movies enter the theatre. This week we have some horror offerings coming out. Personally, I myself will be playing “Oscar Catch Up” and catching Sideways. Anyways, here’s the films. Alone in the DarkI only
Movies of the Moment – January 28, 2005 Read More »
The Oscar Nominations have been announced this morning. There are really no suprises this year. All the predicted front-runners got their nominations, with The Aviator getting the most nods with 11 nominations. I have been reading the this year’s Oscar’s is going to be, to reference Million Dollar Baby, a real boxing match. (especially since
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This week’s MOTM should be quick, since there’s only two new releases. Assault of Precinct 13 All I know is that this is a remake of an old John Carpenter flick. I took a look at the trailer and saw that it looks like a pretty interesting Action/Thriller. However, I think my money would be
Movies of the Moment – January 21, 2005 Read More »
I was meaning to start this column last week, but I never found time to do it. Basically, each week I will provide my thoughts about the major theatrical releases for the week. These aren’t reviews and, chance are, I will never see the majority of the movies I talk about. Let’s get started. ElektraIn
Movies of the Moment – January 14, 2005 Read More »
G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17 Above are possibly the most recognizable series of letters and numbers known to man — the MPAA rating system. Heck, they even surpass the Canadian system. It’s much easier to say a movie’s PG-13 or R instead of 14A or 18A. The subject of today’s commentary is how movie ratings
If life is R-rated, why can’t movies? Read More »
It’s been a while since I updated this little movie Blog. I’m definitely going to make it a New Year’s Resolution to update this thing more frequently right now. Since this is my first post of the new year, I thought it would be fitting to post my Top 10 Favourite films of 2004. These
New Year’s Greetings – Top 10 Favourite Films of 2004 Read More »
I was meaning to make this post last week, but I was too busy. Anyway, he is my second column, which, in some ways, is a continuation of the first column. The internet has forever changed the way people get there information. You are no longer limited to newspapers, magazines, radio and TV. With the
For my first topic in this Blog, I decided to get the topic of movie reviews off my chest. I will NEVER post movie reviews in this Blog. The reason for this is that I believe that most movie reviews force one person’s opinion as the only opinion. There are like 6 billion people in
Movie Reviews (and why I don’t like them) Read More »
Bold ones you have seen, bold italic ones you have, then choose one you didnt italic or bold (not counting the Oscar list) and change it to a movie not on the list, and underline it. 1. X-Men 2. Donnie Darko 3. X2 4. Swimfan 5. Fellowship of the Ring 6. Finding Nemo 7. Peter
Moviebuff re-visted Read More »
