R.I.P. Steve Harwell
Sailor ⚓, Cinephile, person who values friendship the most in life
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Death to Smoochy 2002
This is one I've been anticipating for a long time, with a story like this, Danny DeVito behind in the director's chair, and the interesting team-up of Robin Williams and Edward Norton, this had to be gold, and yup it is.
I'm so glad Norton wasn't afraid to sign onto a project like this, he's done comedies later in his career sure (the only one that comes close to the absurdity is Sausage Party), but this one takes the cake,…
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2023
What I'm most happy about at first is the fact that this film is such a far cry from The Banana Splits Movie and Willy's Wonderland, this film has production value and blows away all the worries that this film would feel redundant after two wannabe FNAF films.
Let me say I 100% understand why critic-wise it's getting slammed, I have issues that I guarantee I share with other critics, but at the same time I still enjoyed this film…
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Godzilla Minus One 2023
Godzilla is a franchise I casually pay attention to, I don't have the patience to go through all the films, but the newest ones that have come out have piqued my interest, aside from of course checking out the original cause I'm a film buff and it's a required sitting. I can get fun out of Rolan Emmerich's Zilla if you look at it as an original American monster film, the two Godzilla films in the "Monsterverse" I did not…
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Days of Thunder 1990
I like this more on a second rewatch, NASCAR is a sport I have absolutely no interest in, not even my Texas-born Grandfather is into it, it's a boring as fuck sport to watch aside from bowling and golf. But if there's anyone to make it tolerable, it's Tony Scott and Bruckheimer/Simpson.
In a post-Hot Shots world, I wonder if Tom Cruise and Robert Towne were influenced to make this more goofy and campy, cause while Top Gun had all…
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Fargo 1996
When I started to become a film buff I quickly deduced my dad's favorite filmmakers were the Coen Brothers, and he just didn't know it yet, O Brother, Where Art Thou? is one of his all-time favorites, followed closely by No Country For Old Men.
Just wanted to share that little fact; the Coens are famously known for their crime stories that go awry for a variety of reasons, ranging from comedically stupid to horrifyingly intense, this film lies in…
