Returning to a franchise that has been left alone for a while can come with its fair share of problems. While there have been TV shows, video games and even certain movie franchises that have continued their adventures in interesting… Continue reading "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"
When the original Blade Runner came out in 1982, it took a bit of time for people to really warm up to it despite being known as a cult favorite today, with audiences and especially critics outright hating it to… Continue reading "Blade Runner 2049"
After the mixed reception of Temple of Doom, there was a conscience choice from creators Steven Spielberg and George Lucas to improve upon what they had failed previously for the third and final (at the time) instalment of the Indiana… Continue reading "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade"
After the surprise success of the first Indiana Jones movie, George Lucas wished to turn the titular character’s adventures into a trilogy as he had found pretty big success with that format for Star Wars. The problem was that Indiana… Continue reading "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"
Like most famous movies that enter the realm of classic cinema status, Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark had a lot of care and passion placed into its creation. Starting as far back as the early 70s… Continue reading "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark"
When a movie has a title like 42, you’d think it would either be something incredibly vague and abstract, or something incredibly pretentious, but the actual reasoning is far more impactful than people would expect. It actually gets the title… Continue reading "42"
Back when people could talk about Star Wars without causing a massive screaming fest which was when the original trilogy was ending, it felt like the story about sci fi wizards battling a tyrannical overlord had finally come into its… Continue reading "Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi"
One of the heaviest subject of satire comes from the all-to familiar area of the news broadcast. With how backwards and phoney some can be, the constant split between wanting to entertain and wanting to educate, and the worldwide connection… Continue reading "Morning Glory"
