Being the king of Westerns is a tall order to live up too. Clint Eastwood has both starred in and directed some of the greatest Westerns in the history of cinema. From my own personal perspective, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is the greatest Western ever made and Eastwood being in it is a big reason why. Knowing all of that, this movie just was not up to the standard he has set for himself. It is like…

Team Piragua for life, Mister Softee never stood a chance. In the Heights is a movie that is good, but still did not live up to expectations. You see all this early buzz on a movie that is calling it a masterpiece and an overall game changer. While it might be that for some people, it just wasn't able to get there for me. I also might not be the ideal target audience for a movie like this, but its…

The ways to describe how bad this movie is, infinite. This isn't even in that range of your just prototypical bad generic action movie, this is in that special, just god awful zone of movie making. The movie for starters doesn't make a lick of sense. The plot is so basic, yet the actual way the movie is presented in a way that no one will understand. No one will understand because they do such a bad job of explaining…

The phrase "it takes a village" can best be described when it comes to appreciating Zack Snyder movies. I know that he has his fans and they are Snyder fans till the day they die. I think he makes entertaining films, but I just don't think he makes what I would consider a "good" film. Still, I think my favorite film of his was his other zombie film, Dawn of the Dead (2004). So I was somewhat looking forward to…