The Godfather Trilogy (Part 2 of 2)
I hate when people call The Godfather a mob movie. Goodfellas is a mob movie (albeit one with crazy and
Category: Movies
The Godfather Trilogy (Part 1 of 2)
When I started this blog, I knew it would be inevitable that I would write about Francis Ford Coppola’s The
The Ballad of Will Ferrell
The subject of today’s post is Will Ferrell. When I started writing, I had every intention to write a brief
Manchester by the Sea (2016)
Today, we will discuss one of my favorite films of all time, Kenneth Lonergan’s Manchester by the Sea. Released in
Tom Cruise: Part 4 (The 2010s and Beyond)
The 2010s and beyond would be a mixed bag for Tom Cruise outside of the consistent success of the Mission:
Tom Cruise: Part 3 (The 2000s)
Like the previous decade, Cruise entered this one with his latest adrenaline-fueled pic, Mission: Impossible 2. Unlike the last decade,
Tom Cruise: Part 2 (The 1990s)
Entering the 1990s, Cruise doubled down on his strategy of balancing commercial films with more “serious” films. This decade would
Tom Cruise: Part 1 (The 1980s)
Tom Cruise. I’ve heard people describe him as the last true movie star, and I would believe it. He has
Favorites of 2024
These are my ten favorite films of 2024. Before we begin the list, I have a few things to address.
A Year in Review at the Alamo (2024)
Before starting my post, I want to add a disclaimer. In no way does Alamo Drafthouse sponsor my blog. Nobody
Back to the Future Part III
It’s hard to talk about Back to the Future Part III without talking about Part II. The nice thing about
Die Hard
Before beginning the post, I wanted to get something off my chest. Something that was bothering me. It’s nothing scandalous
Back to the Future Part II
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I believe that the first film should have been left a stand-alone. If
Back to the Future
Today, I want to discuss a film franchise that brings me pure, unadulterated enjoyment: Back to the Future. I will
The Blues Brothers
“Joliet Jake and Elwood Blues. Two men with a mission and only eleven days,” declares the raspy-voiced narrator in the