Limitless is a movie about "living up to your full potential" but what exactly does it say about this idea? Eh, it's kinda muddled...
Limitless is a movie about "living up to your full potential" but what exactly does it say about this idea? Eh, it's kinda muddled...
I know how it looks: it could be so bad that it's good, right? No, it's not. It's just terrible.
There will be new Tool soon, but there will be new A Perfect Circle before that. Should we get excited? I went back to Mer de Noms to figure it out.
While a little obvious at times, Wind River really shines through its execution. Haven't had this much fun watching a movie in a while.
This one is not going to seduce any non-fans, but those who already like Ellroy (i.e. me) will only like him better after reading it.
This movie is wild as fuck, but it deserves your patience and consideration. Read this review if you want to understand it better and read my crazy conspiracy theory.
Fuck your hero's journey, you hear me? This is a boring-ass, cumbersome narrative structure that needs to be put to rest.
There are fucking great movies and movies you wish were fucking great. Good Time belongs in the second category.
Brawl in Cell Block 99 benefited from a great online buzz. It's not quite the transcendent experience I was expecting it to be, but it has moments that will stick with me for a while.
Darkest Hour is the Oscar Nominee nobody cares about, but it's worth at least two hours of your time. Starring Gary Oldman, Kristin Scott Thomas and Lily James. Directed by Joe Wright.
This movie is, by far, the least interesting nominee for the Oscar for Best Picture. Don't believe the hype.
Steven Spielberg's new movie is a strong contender for the Oscar for Best Picture... in 2003.
If, like me, you're curious about iconic detective who no one seems to remember Mike Hammer, this novel will not help you a lot. It's a good book, but it doesn't shed much light on its main character.
If Linkin Park's foray into pop was a huge failure, it doesn't mean no band can successfully cross over. Ulver sure did it.
I've read an esoteric self-development book and it was a major positive experience for me. I thought you should know.
The Seventh is the seventh Parker novel (how original, right?) And, while it conveys interesting ideas about the romanticizing of crime, it's kind of middle-of-the-road.
This is somewhat of a curve ball of an Oscar nominee. Call Me By Your Name is a simple and contemplative LGBTQ coming of age going against some sacred monsters of filmmaking this year...
The notorious Paul Thomas Anderson quietly made his way on the Oscars nominees list, this year. Phantom Thread is fantastic, but it's also one of his most insular movies.
The Metallica retrospective continues and we're getting to the important stuff. Analyzing the powerful legacy of their sophomore effort, Ride the Lightning.
Dunkirk was a lot better than I thought it would be. Christopher Nolan could make anything at least mildly interesting.
