The funny thing about Terkin was how he just straight Neganed the hell out of Krennic for the Death Star. I'm debating which movie I love the most. If you have a friend who you're trying to get into star wars, here's the order I suggest.
1. Rouge One
2. New Hope
3. Empire Strikes Back
4. Phantom Menance (flashback time)
5. The Clone Wars
6. Revenge Of The Sith
7. Return Of The Jedi
8. The Force Awakens
This was a great film, for my review please click on my YouTube channel.
With Don’t Breathe hitting number one two weeks in a row,
what does this mean for the horror genre?
This has been a great year for horror films. Not since the
late 80’s and early 90’s with the Revolution of the campy slasher flix have we
seen this type of motivation. The horror genre is not nor has it ever died.
This is not a resurrection but yet a energization. Now horror is being taken
more seriously by producers and quality of writing and direction have amped up.
Not that we have to have to self Oscar actors in these films, yet we are going
low budget, great execution and pulling in an outstanding haul of gross
profits. The audience over all is happy. In the months before we reach this year’s
Halloween people are enjoying themselves in the genre.
The Conjuring 2,
with a forty million dollar budget was able to bring in over three hundred
million dollars worldwide. The film is set for another spin off and sequel. We’ve
found a new franchise to replace Paranormal Activity. Lights Out
was impactful in many ways. The main way was that it was based on a video short
that was adapted to an original screen play from the same developers. On a
budget of less than five million dollars, Lights Out grossed over a hundred and
twenty.
Upcoming films like When the Bough Breaks and Boo! A Madea
Halloween, set to attract a different type of audience, its apparent, to me, that
horror is all the rave this year and for the years to come. I myself will be
checking out a suggested film by the Queen of Collider, Perry Nemiroff called
Nina Forever. A film about a man who loses his girlfriend, that then sees her reappear
in his bed every time he tries to become intimate with his new girlfriend.
The Blair Witch is returning to theaters and expected to
also hit hard with audiences. This is particularly a great time to be a horror
film fan. Sit back enjoy the scares and prepare yourself for more.
The performances by the cast did some amazing work. This was a well cast movie. I was pretty shocked. I never saw Kate Mara as an action type, I've seen Fantastic Four, now lets forget about that. If she's trying to say she should have been Black Widow in the Marvel movies, this gave us a good argument. This movie followed the same plot points as Species and Splice. You have your science lab in a remote place then your character played by Mara visits. she seems like an HR rep but it shows she's more than that.
Morgan is an enhanced human, quarantined in a similar landscape like the film Ex Machana. This was a great thriller that makes you uncomfortable for the Morgan girl, makes you feel sorry for her. Then things happen to make you say, "What is this thing?" As weird things start to happen. Any time you have scientist playing God, there's no way people will survive. Morgan is stronger smarter, almost a genius. Yet, she's still childish, she looks like a 17-20 year old but she throws tantrums like a 5 year old. A bad combination as always.
This movie makes you see Mara in a whole new light.
There's more to be seen in my spoilers review of this movie.
See the video on our site. Comment. Will you see this movie? Why isn't it getting the buzz as I feel it should. I already liked it more than Splice. Not quite Species, but I see franchise, if this movie makes a certain amount of money. Kate Mara can be something incredible. If a sequel comes from this, they'll defiantly name it from Mara's character. Why, you ask? See the damn movie.
I'm sitting in my living room. Its 2:13 am CST. I've already begun the episode as Escobar walks to freedom. I'm excited to be bingeing again. This show just like the last few that have premiered is one of Netflix's diamonds in the rough. Once I've completed my binge I'll do a video recap. We will talk spoilers.
Prepare Yourselves Bingers!
This weekend belongs to us.
I see the Escobar as the Tony Soprano of the streaming world. The only difference is Escobar was a real dude. Still, feels appropriate.
I'll keep it on just one character. My top to picks for Doc Brown would be Bill Murray and Jeff Goldblum. I feel that Bill Murray has the comedic chops to bring a new dynamic to the character. Also the fact that he's played a scientist on screen so many times would bring in a proper sense of nostalgia. Murray is a legend, the Icon of comedic Icons. Since we didn't get the proper Ghostbusters, this would be something interesting to look into. No matter who they pick for Marty it won't work as well. It won't feel right. Apples to Apples, Michael J. Fox just has a certain type of charisma that no one has yet matched. It was brilliant to put him in the movie.
Now on to Jeff Goldblum, come on, you know this is brilliant. Close your eyes, visualize Jeff giving that famous, "Life Finds A Way" line in Jurrassic Park. Now imagine him saying "Oh my God, they found me. I don't know how but they found me." OMGoodness! That would be epic. Looking at his performance in Independence Day is more than enough test footage. He's the right amount of twitchy and gives brilliant reads in everything he does.
To see a deeper discussion check out our talk on our YouTube Channel. Talking Through The Medias.
P.S. If they go female for Marty McFly, like a Martha McFly, They'll defiantly pick Chloe Moretz
I haven't seen the movie in a long time but the moment I saw this trailer all I could think of was Fear staring Mark Walberg. I don't have any expectations for this film. It seems to be just like the typical stalker film. I was not really entertained. Seems to a film that should go straight to Netflix. I won't waist more words on this trailer. Other than it seems to have told the whole story the moment the trailer indicated that Brosnan was the hero.
I enjoyed the DC Cinematic Universe in this order:
Batman VS Superman: Ultimate Edition
Man of Steel
Suicide Squad
Batman VS Superman: Theatricals Version
The villain was the weakest point of this film. I loved Enchantress, except for the dance scene, her brother on the other hand was a very weak villain. Almost no point to have him until the very end of the film. I wish they would have focused more on smaller missions to have more moments with the Squad to grow as a team.
I felt that the pasting was all over the place. The music unsed in the film was offputing though I loved the songs. It was weird.
The Joker was great but there wasn't enough of him for my taste. Harley was pitch perfect and as was Diablo and Deadshot. It just felt as though the movie as a whole was struggling to find its identity. Comedy/Action
Action/Comedy
Dramedy/Action
It kept going back and forth. Also the best jokes were in the trailer. It would've been best for them to hold back. Focus on the action and saved one punch line for the debut.
A great moment was The Flash cameo. But even then it was just a mind boggele. Is this film set before Justice League why does The Flash have his suite? I'm sure they'll later tell us that the event is set in the middle of Suicide Squad, which wouldn't make sense because at the lease Flash would have and probably should have helped in the end.
