Sometimes my critical faculties are short-circuited and I can only gush. Here goes.
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Sometimes my critical faculties are short-circuited and I can only gush. Here goes.
I watched this movie for the second time in a week to prep for a podcast episode, but I decided to watch the theatrical cut this time, which is easily my preferred cut.
Sometimes a movie just clicks in a way that is totally subjective. Especially comedies.
I’m not sure a film has ever more steadily improved in my estimation than Teen Beach Movie, the Disney Channel musical from 2013.
Max Keeble’s Big Move is 100% tween boy cheese, but it’s exactly the kind of cheese I love
Dumb and Dumber is a comedy where many of the broadest, best-known gags have lost their luster, but the the stuff on the fringes absolutely slays me.
Batman Begins remains one of the great comic book movies because Christopher Nolan captures a really compelling tug of war between two competing forces: gritty realism and operatic mythmaking.
I was 14 when The Transporter series kicked off, which is the absolute perfect age to be enraptured by its fun-spirited but immensely dumb action shenanigans.
Imagine you are a seventeen year-old boy. One burden-free summer day, you and your buddies get hopped up on Dr Pepper. The sun is shining. It’s the golden era of your youth.