Let me ask a question: is it possible to be nostalgic for a decade you never personally experienced? I was born in 1990, which was a pretty great time to be born in terms of movie history. My childhood in the 90s was defined by the Disney Renaissance and the birth of Pixar. The 2000s … Continue reading Why the 80s had the most excellent movies
How ‘The Clone Wars’ makes ‘Revenge of the Sith’ a better movie
Look, the Star Wars prequel trilogy is never going to be included in the greatest movies of all time list. After decades of holding the original trilogy on a high pedestal, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith fell short of what many Star Wars fans expected. While each of … Continue reading How ‘The Clone Wars’ makes ‘Revenge of the Sith’ a better movie
So I finally watched all the Twilight movies
When I was in high school, you were either fully obsessed with Twilight or vehemently against it. I definitely fell into the latter camp. At the time, I was fully invested in all things Harry Potter, Star Wars and Lord of the Rings. Twilight was supposed to be a cheap knockoff that only girls liked … Continue reading So I finally watched all the Twilight movies
Best movies I’ve watched during quarantine (so far)
We’ve all been spending a lot of time at home lately as we protect ourselves and other from COVID-19. I’ve used a lot of my extra time at home to watch a lot of movies, especially ones that I haven’t had time to watch or have been on my list for a long time. Plus, … Continue reading Best movies I’ve watched during quarantine (so far)
April movie preview: COVID-19 edition
Nothing. Nothing new is coming to theaters next month. Which is truly wild to comprehend. The coronavirus has upended life as we know it, and the entertainment industry – movies theaters, theme parks, concerts, Broadway – has been hit especially hard. Staying at home and sheltering in place to help flatten the curve of COVID-19 … Continue reading April movie preview: COVID-19 edition
Your Ultimate Quarantine Watchlist
Afraid you'll be stuck at home for extended periods of time in the upcoming weeks? Fear not! Here are some classics, new hits and some of my personal favorites you can watch for free at home. Netflix Blade RunnerDriveFerris Bueller’s Day OffHairsprayInceptionScott Pilgrim vs. the WorldShrek the MusicalSnowpiercerSpider-Man: Into the Spider-VerseWine Country Hulu BooksmartGood Will … Continue reading Your Ultimate Quarantine Watchlist
March Movie Preview
We’re finally getting some good movies this month! March will be Disney’s first big tests for 2020 with the release of Pixar’s Onward and their live-action Mulan remake. Winter horror movies continue to be released and some of the first indie darlings will launch as well. Here are five movies I’m most excited for or … Continue reading March Movie Preview
Five cheesy and heartfelt rom coms for Valentine’s Day
Romantic comedies have a bad rap. Usually belittled as “chick flicks,” rom coms have a lot of fun and don’t usually take themselves too seriously. Sometimes there’s nothing better than watching two attractive people laugh, argue, fight and fall in love over an hour and a half. The stories may all be basically the same, … Continue reading Five cheesy and heartfelt rom coms for Valentine’s Day
Predicting the 2020 Oscars
The Oscars are almost here! 2019 was the year I really started to pay attention to movies that weren’t just Marvel or Star Wars, and there have been some incredible movies released this year (and some not-so-great ones). This is also the first year where I’ve seen every movie nominated for Best Picture, so I … Continue reading Predicting the 2020 Oscars
February Movie Preview
February is another slow month for movies. The Oscars will air and celebrate the best of 2019, but 2020 is off to a sluggish start. Surprisingly, February has become a window for new horror movies, and there are a few interesting ones being released this year. Plus, we’ll get the first big superhero blockbuster of … Continue reading February Movie Preview








