An insanely clever testament to the sheer spontaneity of the filmmaking process. The act of creation is not one of meticulous planning, but instead rolling with what’s thrown at you. It’s frustrating for sure to see something go awry, but it’s those directors that can see slip ups and miscalculations as blessings in disguise that truly set them apart. Whether it's an actor getting drunk on set or the zombie uprising, this film serves as a constant reminder of the…
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The Blob 1988
Ayyyy it’s spooky season once again, baby! I feel like my friends and I all agree to start watching horror movies around mid-September, which means I need to catch up!
Anyways, I started last year’s marathon by watching the original Blob movie from the 50’s, so it’s fitting that I ended up watching the remake to start this year off. And whereas the original, and therefore its central monster, is entertaining, yet limited by the time, this version opts to…
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Kung Fu Panda 2008
Call me crazy, but I think that Kung Fu Panda might be the closest a movie has ever come to perfection.
No, I’m not kidding.
Every shot, every offhand line of dialogue, every miniscule detail has been meticulously crafted to display one of the most engaging pieces of art I’ve ever seen. Never before have I seen a film so laser-focused on conveying its themes so well; ironically enough, it feels as if there is very little to no fat…
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The Lorax 2012
The Lorax probably isn’t the worst Illumination movie when it comes to actual quality. But in terms of interpreting a timeless classic and its important themes, this film is one of the worst of its kind. It almost seems intentional how poorly they depicted this cautionary tale of environmental protection. I’m sure Illumination was like -
Oh, the original book depicted a young, uninformed child curious about how the world was ruined and legitimately wanted to learn how to help?…
