This pick is a bit more personal than the last three films on this countdown. By that, I mean that I can accurately describe why films like “Seven” and “Mr. Smith Goes […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – Number 22
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Paul’s Review Of “Spy” (2015) – I Spy, With My Little Eye…
Melissa McCarthy really has come into her own over these last few years, mostly thanks to the work she has done with director Paul Feig, including “Bridesmaids” and “The Heat.” McCarthy’s success […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – Number 23
Violence is many disgusting yet necessary things. Some will tell you that it is the only thing that can shake people out of apathy and make true change in the world. Others […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – Number 24
Films about filmmaking fascinate me. The lengths that a director would go to to create his magnum opus, especially the personal sacrifices and giving up one’s character, just for the sake of […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – Number 25
The world is an ever evolving wonder, and what one man sees joy and equality in, another man might find corruption and bitterness. Such is the problem with different points of view, […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – An Introduction
Cinema is many things to me. It goes beyond entertainment and mental stimulation, but to see the world through a new set of eyes. Every movie tells a tale that filmmakers felt […]
Paul’s Mini-Reviews #9
“Unbreakable” (2000) M. Night Shaymalan is one of the strangest oddities in current filmmaking. When he started out with “The Sixth Sense,” everyone was blown away by his creativity and simplicity, as he had […]
Movie Review – “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015) – What A Lovely Day!
When it comes to filming any sort of action movie, there are three different routes the director can take – Either to make the action simple, logical and fluid, to be elaborate, sprawling […]
