I used to really dig this one when I was younger. But time hasn’t been kind to it.
It might try to be slick, smart and fast-paced but the black and white technology terror-jargon becomes jarring quickly and never fulfills the otherwise interesting idea based around the three laws of a robot.
There’s something deep inside the fundament of this film that’s actually really something, but unfortunately that something is more interested in summoning thousands of CG robots than dealing…
A sequel I didn’t necessarily see coming and one that may be a little unnecessary too. While the plot is different here, the overall premise of Ted is still the what-if scenario around a teddy bear actually coming to life and staying with his owner throughout life.
That premise might not even have had material enough for one movie, but MacFarlane made it work pretty well with the first one. The sequel, while not as bad as I thought it…
The Shining adaption of the Stephen King novel, the shining example of a horror masterpiece and the shining star behind it all, Stanley Kubrick, will be presented to you in this glorious review of...
THE SHINING
“The Shine" is a sensitivity to the supernatural or the macabre. It is a way of communicating with someone or sensing something without the presence of words or any other conventional connection between the two parts...
There are many Stephen King novels, which contains characters, who…
As I said back when I was just about to watch it: this is probably one of the biggest movies that I have had on my watchlist for ages without ever actually watching. Dustin Hoffman is an amazing actor, so that obviously had me interested enough on its own, but also the fact that I have seen so many classic scenes from the film by now I feel like I already know and love it before even watching it. And…
