Movies
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Skit Guys’ Family Camp movie review
The Skit Guys’ new movie, Family Camp, is a must see! Such a fun, family friendly film! The concept of the movie, a church family camp, is the perfect story for Tommy Woodard and Eddie James to shine. I’ll be honest, most faith-based movies rub me kind of wrong; they tend to be cheesy, predictable,…
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“The Death of ‘Superman Lives’; What Happened?” Review
A Superman movie directed by Tim Burton, starring Nicholas Cage? I’ve been making jokes about that killed project for years! It seemed a bizarre concept at best! But now a documentary, years in the making, has dropped giving the full story of the dropped film from Tim Burton, the producers, writers and more. It is…
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Star Trek: The Middle School Musical
Well, clearly that’s awesome. I’ve been holding off on blogging my reactions to the new film to give people time to see it before I post spoilers … but fear not, my thoughts are on their way (whether you want them or not!).
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Star Trek Into Darkness teaser trailer
Well, calling me excited for May 17th is an understatement! This thing literally gave me chills. Very, very excited! And check out the bonus few seconds at the end of the Japanese version of the trailer … very similar to the ending of Wrath of Khan – is it an homage, something to fool us,…
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Wreck-It Ralph
We took the boys to see Disney’s new movie, Wreck-It Ralph the other day and it was a big hit. Our boys, of course, loved it. It’s the story of a 30 year old video game in local arcade and it’s digital inhabitants. Ralph, the villain, is tired of being a bad guy and goes on…
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Avengers
Heather and I went to see Avengers Saturday night. Here are my thoughts … It was awesome. I thought they dragged out bringing them all together – after all, the post credit scenes had already done that in previous films. Heather thinks point number two is incorrect in that only nerds like me watch the…
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Hunger Games | Back to the Future
When I was a freshman in high school the second Back to the Future movie hit theaters. I was beyond excited. I loved (and still do) the original film, and was PUMPED about the back to back sequels they had filmed – yes, decades before the Matrix sequels and the Lord of the Rings trilogy,…
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KONY 2012: Part II – Beyond Famous
Invisible Children’s follow up video to their viral film, Kony 2012. They respond to some of the criticisms in it, as well as give more detail about the conflict in Africa and Kony. As someone who has been to Uganda and met survivors, I don’t understand the controversy. Just as we wanted Bin Laden to…
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Contagion (movie review)
I just saw this the other day. Now I’m afraid to go anywhere, touch anything, or even breathe in public. All of you need to stop touching your faces. Seriously. Just stop it. The premise of the movie wasn’t original; the global population decimated by a new disease has been done before (loved it in…
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In Time
In Time was kind of an odd movie for me. On the one hand, I mostly enjoyed it, but for the most part it all felt like too much of a stretch for me. Even the basic premise, that everyone has a clock on their arm with time ticking down to their death. If we’re…