Category: Reviews

Since 2005, How I Met Your Mother has been the staple of what a romantic comedy TV series should aim to be. It has brought sad moments, happy moments and moments we will never forget, but the season finale gave viewers the most unforgettable moment of the entire series. Viewers have watched the characters grow… Continue reading ‘How I Met Your Mother’ comes to an end

When I heard that there was a movie called Noah coming out this weekend, I was excited to see it. I knew nothing about the movie except that Russell Crowe and Emma Watson were in it; so, going in I had no expectations, except that I would probably love Emma Watson regardless. As I watched… Continue reading Review: ‘Noah’ doesn’t deserve fundamentalists’ remarks

It has been a long wait for the sequel to the testosterone-infused blood-bath that was the movie 300. After the original movie was so successful at the box office, it was thought that a sequel would be made quickly, but sadly that was not the case. There is no need to fret anymore, because the… Continue reading Review: ‘300: Rise of an Empire’ continues gory tale

A&E has come up with a new popular hit television show for the year, Bates Motel. Bates Motel is on its second season on the network, and this season has a lot of anticipation behind it.  The characters are more intense, and the storyline is both scary and exciting at the same time. The idea… Continue reading ‘Bates Motel’ enters its second season

“Inspiring,” “romantic” and “life-affirming” are just a few words to describe The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Inspired by James Thurber’s 1939 short story, this film unpacks a wallop of Hollywood big names as director Ben Stiller does his finest to bring to life Thurber’s loosely-based characters. Overall, this film focuses on the concept of… Continue reading The Secret Life of Walter Mitty inspires more than mere DVD sales

“Invoking” and “emotional” are not two words you would usually think about when watching a film about stealing precious art and World War II, yet with Monuments Men, they come to mind. Monuments Men is a 2014 American-German war film released on Feb. 7, 2014  starring Academy Award winner George Clooney, who also co-wrote the… Continue reading Review: ‘Monuments Men’ alludes to and honors history and culture

Everyone has had that awkward moment, and the movie That Awkward Moment captures it all. The movie is an entertaining and amusing movie, but also has a serious and realistic side to it. That Awkward Moment has several very famous actors and actresses, many that are nice to look at, so that makes it all… Continue reading Review: ‘That Awkward Moment’ relates to viewers

“Competent but not compelling” is not what you would expect to hear from one classic series, Jack Ryan. Shadow Recruit is a 2014 American action thriller film directed by Kenneth Branagh. Branagh also stars in the film as Viktor Cherevin along with Star Trek’s Chris Pine as the title character. The film is the fifth… Continue reading Review: Tom Clancy’s ‘Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit’ renews dead franchise

I won’t lie; I was almost positive that The Lego Movie was going to be an awful film. I originally wanted to see this movie for the sole purpose of hearing Liam Neeson’s voice booming on a big screen again. I’m a Liam Neeson addict; sue me. Then I read that Charlie Day from It’s… Continue reading Review: ‘The Lego Movie’ pleases audience