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For the past few years, Hollywood has been in free fall, producing flop after flop in the name of appeasing the mythical "modern audience." However, while some may mourn the drawn-out death of Tinseltown, independent filmmakers are thriving as Hollywood lies in hospice, with numerous indie films - such as Backrooms and Obsession - grossing over a quarter billion... Continue Reading →
As Hollywood continues to hate on its audience, movies from the '90s and 2000s begin to have greater appeal than they once did. Everything from the plot to the cinematography just feels better than whatever we're getting today. One such movie that really shows how far Hollywood has fallen is Raising Helen, a movie from... Continue Reading →
If you guys have been around since the start of this blog, you know that I love Avatar: The Last Airbender. Sure, I wasn't there for the initial hype since the show ended before I was born, but I have it on Blu-ray, watched it for the first time when I was in middle school,... Continue Reading →
Last week, I watched The Devil Wears Prada for the first time and all I could think as I watched it was - did we really need a sequel to this? It's good, but it can stand on its own. The Devil Wears Prada follows Andrea (Andy) Sax, a bright-eyed college graduate who's desperately looking... Continue Reading →
Project Hail Mary came out earlier this year and quickly proved that Hollywood can make good stories, given they actually have the dedication to do so. Starring Ryan Gosling, Project Hail Mary follows Dr. Grace, a 6th-grade science teacher who is chosen by the government to help figure out what is eating the sun. He... Continue Reading →
One of the biggest movies that is supposed to come out this year is Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odessey, the classic Greek epic that we (hopefully) all had to read in middle/high school. Unfortunately, however, the trailer for this is already making me want to hate watch the movie because it already looks terrible.... Continue Reading →
For those of you who didn't know, the 1997 movie Anaconda got a reboot last year starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd. Why this was necessary given the hilarious absurdity of the original movie, I don't know, but it's a thing. It's obviously supposed to be a comedy paying homage to the original by making... Continue Reading →
Okay, to be fair, I haven't seen many horror films. My family is not a fan of them and generally think they are stupid and cheesy. And from the clips of horror movies that I have seen, I can agree with that assessment. They look dumb. However, a few weeks ago, we watched the movie... Continue Reading →
It's been a bad past few years for Hollywood as time and again their movies keep flopping, streaming services keep getting oversaturated with absolute crap, and it seems like the film industry is just dying overall thanks to a Google-run company with a little red play button as its symbol. In the faith-based film arena,... Continue Reading →
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