It is weird to think that we are already half way through 2014. It only feels like yesterday I was talking about the best of 2013 and the Oscars, yet now the […]
Top Five Films of 2014 (so far)
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Paul’s Reviews of “Edge Of Tomorrow” and “22 Jump Street”
“Edge Of Tomorrow” (2014) Sometimes a film works out better when you go in with zero expectations. When I saw the trailer for “Edge Of Tomorrow,” I had no interest in seeing […]
Paul’s Review of “Jason And The Argonauts” (1963)
It should be known that I’ve only before watched one other Ray Harryhausen film, “The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms.” It did not go well. While I do believe that Harryhausen’s effects were the best […]
Paul’s Review: “How To Train Your Dragon 2” (2014)
Sometimes, a great film lies in the little details. The small, sometimes insignificant pieces, that when on their own don’t add up to much. But when you put them all together, you […]
The Morale Of The Story Is… – Dreamworks Edition
The morale of a story is one of the most basic fundamentals of storytelling. By the end of your story, the characters must change, usually by learning something about life that they […]
Paul’s Review Of “Maleficent” (2014)
“Sleeping Beauty” is one of the classic Disney animated features for a few different reasons. One is the artstyle and how drastically different it was from any other animated film at the […]
Paul’s review of “A Million Ways To Die In The West” (2014)
I don’t care for Seth MacFarlane at all. While I do believe the first three seasons of “Family Guy” were well-made and consistently funny with clever character writing, MacFarlane has decided to […]
Are critics and snobs the same thing?
When I often talk about cinema with others, the term “snob” comes up often. This often makes me question what that phrase means and in what context it is being used. […]
