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 […]
The Morale Of The Story Is… – Dreamworks Edition
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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. […]
“Godzilla” (2014) – Final Thoughts & Sequels
With new summer blockbusters being released every week now, I feel it is fitting to discuss “Godzilla” one last time before other films begin to overshadow it. The first is how much […]
Paul’s review of “X-Men: Days Of Future Past” (2014)
The “X-Men” film franchise as has a bumpy road. It initially started out lukewarm with the release of the first two films, which were received with mixed reviews and decent box office […]
Paul’s Film Pet Peeves: Money is everything!
If you were to ask me what my biggest complaint with Hollywood is, it would be its constant hunt for fast cash instead of making a worthwhile movie. This has slowly but […]
“Godzilla” (2014) – Expectations vs. Reality
If you’ve followed me long enough, then you probably know that I had a lot of expectations for “Godzilla” before its release. At one point, I said it was my most anticipated […]
