. Looking over my Letterboxd list of movies that I watched over this year, it was not an easy task to narrow down movies over this year down; especially considering I’m adding in films that were pushed out of 2020 as well. So here are my favorite movies of 2021
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Movies Perfect for 4th of July
The Fourth of July. A time for cookouts, family/friends, and fireworks. If you are a cinema fan, it could be time to watch one of your favorite films before lighting up fireworks or sparklers in the night sky.
Monthly Movie Challenge: November
Not one of my favorite genres to go into but with the holidays around the corner and Hallmark Network having their romantic Christmas movies already playing,…
Movie Quarantine Chronicles: Part VI
I’m Finally Back with another edition of the Movie Quarantine Chronicles!
Movie Quarantine Chronicles: Part V
If this is your first time reading this blog, I think it’s obvious that I like to watch movies. However, the Coronavirus pandemic washing over the globe has created a sudden drop off in the number of new movies for not just mine, but others’, viewing pleasure. As many studios are moving their blockbusters toContinue reading “Movie Quarantine Chronicles: Part V”
The Anticipation: 10 Films I’m looking forward to
2020 is now a full week in. The confetti and streamers have been cleaned up and we’ve all gotten adjusted to the new year and a new decade. The year where our patience finally pays off has arrived. The movies offered in 2020 have been some that we’ve waited to land on the movie screenContinue reading “The Anticipation: 10 Films I’m looking forward to”
‘Knives Out’ is a clever, modern day whodunnit with an all-star cast.
When it comes to murder mysteries, I haven’t run into many that I’ve overall liked in the last few years, most falling into the category of one and done viewings. Thank God for Rian Johnson using his writing and directorial talents to Knives Out, a silly, stabby, brilliant whodunit.
Life-Like: What’s the next Disney reimagining?
With the upcoming launch of the Disney+ streaming network on November 12, the Mouse House put out trailers and news for upcoming original content that can only be found on their service. One trailer that debuted is the upcoming retelling of Disney’s classic, Lady and the Tramp. With Disney banking on the success of modernContinue reading “Life-Like: What’s the next Disney reimagining?”
Raunch and Romance make an interesting mixture in ‘Long Shot’
This year hasn’t had much competition in the raunchy comedy/romantic comedy department. So while everyone is focusing on the mega blockbusters coming this summer season, a movie such as Long Shot could sneak under the radar. Going to an early screening of the comedy, I wasn’t sure what to expect. The main selling point wereContinue reading “Raunch and Romance make an interesting mixture in ‘Long Shot’”
Marvel Studios pulls out all the stops in a spectacular superhero epic with ‘Avengers: Endgame’
Long live the Avengers. For this review, I felt compelled to start off by honoring these comic-book heroes that have touched the lives of millions of fans around the world, both new and old. Since 2008, Marvel Studios has been on a superhero odyssey; creating memorable moments, whole standalone franchises and bringing the comic booksContinue reading “Marvel Studios pulls out all the stops in a spectacular superhero epic with ‘Avengers: Endgame’”
One Scene at A Time 