First thing’s first: I love Alex Proyas’s 1998 film Dark City. I really do. Stylistically, the film is nothing short of a masterpiece. It’s that beautiful woman that walks in and causes the entire room to gasp and stare in … Continue reading →
Ending today’s trailers on a high note. Full disclosure: I love Seth MacFarlane. Yes, I know, this is rich coming from the chick that just unzipped and whizzed all over Ready Player One, but the thing is, MacFarlane is brutally … Continue reading →
By now, you’ve probably guessed that I’m not only wearing my bitch pants, but that they’re three sizes too small and are making me uncomfortable. How are we going to fight this, you ask? We’re going to watch another trailer! … Continue reading →
Some people just don’t love the things you do; it’s bound to happen. For some, that’s Nirvana; for others, it’s The Godfather. For me, it’s Ready Player One. Yeah, I said it. I don’t like Ready Player One. I own it, … Continue reading →
There’s a fun joke that once 45’s presidency was announced, NASA sent various probes out and found multiple habitable planets with enough room for everyone. That’s a humorous, if not attractive thought, but it got a lot of people pondering: … Continue reading →
James Cameron’s 1986 action/science fiction/horror offering Aliens is often studied for its treatment of maternity, and with good cause: it features a strong female lead willing to throw down for the safety of a child, a testament to the strong … Continue reading →
Ever fashionably late, I first caught Spring about a week ago as of the time I write this, making me the old lady that’s officially out of the loop with what the cool kids are doing. The film definitely lived … Continue reading →
I like eye candy, but I’m a bit finnicky when it comes to cinematic eye candy: if it’s got the plot to support it, I’m okay with it. A prime example: Luc Besson’s The Fifth Element, which is visually stunning and … Continue reading →
James Cameron’s 1986 science fiction film Aliens is, to quote my friends from the U.K., the tits. It’s got everything… certainly way more to offer than most of the traditional rom-com fare out there. It’s a tradition for me to … Continue reading →
Some people hate the winter time. I view it as a time of appreciation: I get the chance to stop and be thankful that I’ve got a roof over my head, food in my belly, and a warm blanket and … Continue reading →
