Sometimes we need to face the facts of our fiction.
Category: reviews
Only films I see in a theatre get a full-on review. Other titles seen on dvd and the like are covered in the “Reactions” section. My take on spoilers is that they pertain to the crux of the filmgoing experience – so while my posts aren’t what I’d call “spoilerific”, consider yourself warned.
All films are rated from one to four stars.
We might want to belt the chorus, but more often than not, we hum the bridge
Sometimes malevolence courses through our own veins…and there’s just no hiding from that
Is it enough to look in the mirror and see something different – or should the real desire be to look in the mirror and like what we see?
In a world obsessed with spoilers, it’s the spoilers that must be discussed.
We all want a little peace and quiet, but what happens when our wants become the requirements of our survival?
At his most self-aware, Steven Spielberg asks if we are defined by what we love, or simply that we can love at all?
A tale from the past considers the darkness of the present, and acts as a beacon for the future.
Being the object of affection can sometimes be less about affection and more about objects.
Democracy dies in darkness.
Smell the flowers while you can
Adventure. Excitement. A Jedi craves not these things…