If there is a type of movie that can get away with almost anything that is stupid, gross, offensive, or just all around dumb by feigning as made for a certain demographic, it is the ‘’dumb guy movie’’ genre. With… Continue reading "The Hangover"
If there is a genre of film that is the most commonly associated with a bunch of often low budget, quickly made and massively produced films, it is usually the horror genre. Being a type of film that is already… Continue reading "Open Grave"
The Lorax is a children’s book written by famous children’s book creator Dr Seuss. Published in 1971, the story chronicles the story of the Once-ler, a man who created an invention so popular that it started to sap the resources… Continue reading "The Lorax"
Atlantis: The Lost Empire was another sign of Disney’s eventual sway to the side of 3D animated movies as opposed to its traditional hand-drawn 2D style. Coming out in 2001, it was made during a time when Disney wasn’t doing… Continue reading "Atlantis: The Lost Empire"
Around the period of 2002, one of the most talked-about movies of the time was also one of Pixar’s earliest and most successful movies even to this day, Finding Nemo. When it was released in theatres, everybody was enthralled with… Continue reading "Finding Nemo"
While the 2017 film Get Out was a huge success for once comedic writer now turned horror director Jordan Peele, he was slightly dismayed that his own film suffered a case of ‘’genre confusion’’. Being someone who seems to love… Continue reading "Us"
Scott Pilgrim was a comic book style graphic novel series created by Canadian author and artist Bryan Lee O’Malley. The story of the young slacking part-time musician Scott Pilgrim who was forced to battle several of his new girlfriend Ramon’s… Continue reading "Scott Pilgrim vs the World"
It may be debatable to many and especially with a franchise like Star Wars, its always going to be subjective to whatever a person’s taste is, but from an objective cinematic and storytelling level, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of… Continue reading "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones"
Julie & Julia had a good starting point for an idea for a film. With a biopic story based around a famous person, usually there’s a certain formula to how they can be presented and staged to the point where… Continue reading "Julie & Julia"
Baby Driver is far more important to director Edgar Wright than many people may believe it to be. Obviously, it was his fifth film released and was also one that was praised by the public and critics, but it was… Continue reading "Baby Driver"
