A Playful Misconception, A Childhood's Dream

I was hoping this final comic-book-adaptation entry will be the best of the summer flicks, but it wasn’t. Well, at least the producers found a way for it to work on the silver screen, slapping the American flag onto body tights and all. The CGI astounded me once again, having Chris Evans’s face on a

Director Peter Chan has a knack for creating a war story with psychological undertones. I loved his previous war movie, The Warlords; and this one was just as good. The movie opened up with Donnie Yen portraying a simple, normal, character accidentally killing three attackers. But then Takeshi Kaneshiro’s character came in and deduced the

The only good thing about this movie, and without them there would have been nothing enjoyable about this movie, was Amber Heard and Odette Annable. There really wasn’t anything else that’s interesting other than waiting for things to happen. It’s a very typical movie for its genre. It started out slow albeit a little fun.

I can’t help being loyal to this franchise. I am not sure why but the awesomeness of the first movie had a huge part in the reason. Having said that, however, I’m truly glad that it’s all over. From the first sequel till now, every instalment has been barely average for me. What kept me

I didn’t enjoy this as much as I hoped to. I guess I’m just not a big fan of stop-motion capture. Compared to what Pixar keeps churning out while constantly improving, I doubt stop-motion will ever beat that kind of mainstream extravagance. I do not deny that the picture was beautiful and beautifully captured. I

For me, clearly the best Harry Potter film of all. I loved how dark the theme was. I loved how dark the tone was. And maybe, I shouldn’t have watched this in 3D because with those glasses, the darker scenes were even darker and it was a little annoying to put in more effort to

Director Ivan Reitman had some hits and misses. This was a very disappointing miss for me. I thought the writers and the direction just didn’t truly gel. Going from scene to scene, sometimes it almost felt tedious. Nothing felt original from the writing effort. Every turn the movie took had no surprises so it was