After 7 books and 8 movies, people wanted more magic and JK "money bags" Rowling delivered with Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Can it deliver a similar experience to the story of Mr. Potter or is it just a cheap cash out?
Month: November 2016
Go watch the Circus!
Hey everyone. I'll keep this one short. Recently, I've been spending my free time watching a Showtime show called the Circus. This show follows the 2016 election beginning a few weeks before the Iowa Caucuses in January and goes through the aftermath. Unlike other political shows, it features the candidates talking on different issues, and … Continue reading Go watch the Circus!
Quick Review: The Edge of Seventeen
So my reviewing schedule is pretty tight for the rest of the year and while I'll be sure to post reviews for movies you all will probably see (Rogue One, Fantastic Beasts, etc...), I think it's important to throw some love at a lesser known film that many of you might miss. So for the … Continue reading Quick Review: The Edge of Seventeen
Game Talk: Is VR the future of gaming?
VR has become the next big thing in gaming but is it really the future of video games or just another flash in the pan?
Arrival Review
People love space! People love aliens! And guess what? I love both space and aliens too! Guess that makes me a people...um...person. (Edit: I apologize for that joke...sorry people) Anyways, most first contact movies are typically done in a "they're going to kill us" or "they're trying to warn us about something else that's going … Continue reading Arrival Review
Doctor Strange Review
Ok. So instead of posting something about the election, I'm going to post something a little more positive...a review of Doctor Strange a day early! If you're too upset to give this a click, my sparknotes review is it's great and you should go see it to take a break from the election coverage. Story: The … Continue reading Doctor Strange Review
Inferno Review
Inferno is the latest film based off the novel by Dan Brown, directed by Ron Howard, and starring Tom Hanks as Robert Langdon. Following the Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, Inferno hopes to cash in on the success of both its film predecessors and best selling novels. So does it? Let's find out...! … Continue reading Inferno Review
No Duty to Watch 