There comes a moment in all of our lives when we have to let go; whether it be of our deepest and beloved friends, or our incredibly dark pasts. The Perks of Being a Wallflower balances both of these things to an extent that is both harrowing and emotional. It changes your view on people…

There are only two words that can completely describe Hope Springs: adorable and melancholy. Those who know me well, know I'm a romantic-comedy loving bastard, that will watch anything and everything. Why, you ask me? Because of Hope Springs. Because films like these are released and…

"Thank you so much for believing in my weirdness."

Prometheus is not an Alien (1979) prequel. I had the misfortune of believing so and I fear others may as well. Now that isn't to say I couldn't differentiate the films less than a quarter of the way through. But, I fear mostly that others may not be able to do the same. Rumors and buzz…

I'm tired of Nicholas Sparks. It's not the monotonous formulaic writing or even his inability to tell a good romanticized story. No, the reason I'm distressed and over my limit is his complete and utter lack of substance. Sparks can't write fleshed out characters if he wanted to. He makes the ending of Stephen…

I miss the old action films. The two-hour epics that suck you in and makes you believe in the hero. John McClane was a New York cop on the verge of divorce, but has to save his wife along with other hostages in Nakatomi Tower, in Die Hard (1988). Snake Plissken had to save the president from…

Unfortunately, I have never ventured to Comic-Con. I have always wanted to and will some day (according to my bucket list). Might I add, this documentary has whetted my appetite toward the experience in more ways than before. What brings geek culture together is conventions. It is place where fans of…

When the news first broke that a new Avatar: The Last Airbender television series would be airing, I didn’t know what to think besides to be skeptical. So that’s what I did. I sat quietly in my corner, thinking it over while crying over Shyamalan’s detestable piece of garbage he gave us…