There are few films that arrive in theatres with as big a build up — and as high of expectations — as The Force Awakens. The bad taste of the prequels still sits in the mouths of fans (although not as much for me as we discovered this week). The franchise needed a fresh start and J.J. Abrams was given the chance of a lifetime to do it.
Welcome to Star Wars week. On Friday, Episode VII: The Force Awakens opened in theatres around the world. I’ve seen it and will have a full, non-spoiler, review up tomorrow. But first, to complete my rewatch of the original six, here is my review of Return of the Jedi.
Welcome to Star Wars week. On Friday, Episode VII: The Force Awakens opens in theatres around the world. In anticipation of this historic event, I’ve decided to rewatch the original six and review them here, with a new review coming out every day this week.
Welcome to Star Wars week. On Friday, Episode VII: The Force Awakens opens in theatres around the world. In anticipation of this historic event, I’ve decided to rewatch the original six and review them here, with a new review coming out every day this week.
Welcome to Star Wars week. On Friday, Episode VII: The Force Awakens opens in theatres around the world. In anticipation of this historic event, I’ve decided to rewatch the original six and review them here, with a new review coming out every day this week.
Welcome to Star Wars week. On Friday, Episode VII: The Force Awakens opens in theatres around the world. In anticipation of this historic event, I’ve decided to rewatch the original six and review them here, with a new review coming out every day this week.
Welcome to Star Wars week. On Friday, Episode VII: The Force Awakens opens in theatres around the world. In anticipation of this historic event, I’ve decided to rewatch the original six and review them here, with a new review coming out every day this week.
Tonight is the night, the 87th annual Academy Awards. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to see every movie like I did last year. But I still attempted to make picks based on the movies I had seen. Below are those picks for the six big awards, best supporting actor and actress, best actor and actress, best director, and best picture.
For a sixth and final time, audiences are invited to travel to Middle Earth with director Peter Jackson. Staring Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage, Lee Pace, Orlando Bloom, Evangeline Lilly and Luke Evans, The Battle of the Five Armies is the last of the Hobbit trilogy and ends the adventure of Bilbo Baggins and his company of dwarves. Watch the trailer after the jump and then read my review.
Birdman is an example of film as an art. Starring Michael Keaton, Emma Stone, Zach Galifianakis, Naomi Watts and Edward Norton, Birdman tells the story of a washed up movie star trying to make it on Broadway. Watch the trailer after the jump and then read my review.
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