The Simpsons were a juggernaut of a franchise and can still hold the title of being one of the most referential shows ever created. Originally starting off life as shorts for The Tracy Ullman Show in 1987, creator Matt Groening… Continue reading "The Simpsons Movie"
Scott Derrickson has levelled up quite favorable as a filmmaker over the years. Starting off working as a writer or director on projects like Hellraiser Inferno, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Day the Earth Stood Still and Deliver Us… Continue reading "Sinister"
One of Pixar’s most disappointing as well as perplexing movies was their 2012 film, Brave. Although the film was a critical success, earned $540 million against its $185 million budget, and took home the award for Best Animated Feature Film… Continue reading "Brave"
A franchise as expansive as James Bond is going to face some hurdles as it continues on, and the 1989 film, Licence to Kill, faced an issue that is bizarre when you factor in where the series has gone in… Continue reading "Licence to Kill"
Nothing stings more than a bad comedy. Other genres of film can survive when their supporting elements aren’t as fine-tuned, but when their key component isn’t up to standard, people are going to pay attention (bad action in an action… Continue reading "Mortdecai"
The Lego Movie was a very pleasant and unique miracle for everybody. For many years, there’s been countless soulless cash-grabs of merchandising properties, so when a movie based around Legos was announced in 2011, it sounded like it would be… Continue reading "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part"
Gladiator made a pretty noticeable impact on cinema when it was released in the year, 2000. Motion picture epics were a very popular genre of movie for the medium for as long as its existed, and this film’s historical stance… Continue reading "Gladiator"
The 1997 direct-to-video movie, Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin, is a strangely divisive film. Based on the incredibly beloved book characters and stories created from A. A. Milne, Disney found great success with Winnie the Pooh through… Continue reading "Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin"
The surprising success of the small-budget independent zombie film, 28 Days Later, resulted in creator and director, Danny Boyle, as well as many others who were attached to the project, wanting to make a sequel four years after its release… Continue reading "28 Weeks Later"
