3 Movies With Neo, Morpheus, and Trinity “The Matrix” has just been re-released in Dolby for a one week engagement, commemorating its 20th anniversary release. So, I’d like to share with you […]
The Matrix Trilogy
Lawrence of Arabia
The Oscar Winner for Best Picture in 1963 still resonates today. Looking at “Lawrence of Arabia” in a different generation, I have to compare and contrast the patience and majesty between New […]
Angel Has Fallen
This sequel gets a triple dose of headaches, action, and cliches. First, Gerard Butler as Mike Banning had to save America in “Olympus Has Fallen,” next, he had to save London in […]
Ulee’s Gold
This movie also almost gave the late Peter Fonda his Oscar. The only two Oscars Peter Fonda has been nominated for in his life were for his performances in “Easy Rider,” one […]
Ready or Not
For horror fans, this is one wedding reception you won’t want to miss. There’s a synopsis in “Ready or Not” that you’re going to think is terrible, and I don’t blame you. […]
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
A drink to the man who drew the cartoon bunny for Zemeckis Richard Williams, the animation director behind “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” has sadly passed away. He was the one who helped […]
Easy Rider
See the biker classic that helped make Peter Fonda Born to be Wild. Peter Fonda has sadly passed away at the age of 79 the other day, and a way to honor […]
Good Boys
It’s like “Superbad,” “South Park,” and “Big Mouth” all rolled into one good-hearted romp. Throughout movie history, kids have been given starring roles in R-rated movies. The best examples would be Will […]
Where’d You Go Bernadette
We like her for a short while, but Blanchett’s Bernadette is no people person. Richard Linklater’s next entry, “Where’d You Go Bernadatte,” is a curious one. We’re curious about the behavior of […]
David Crosby: Remember My Name
Uplifting doc explains how CSNY legend David Crosby was able to Carry On. David Crosby, the famed musician of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young, is still alive today, and […]
