The passage of time is funny.
It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)

The passage of time is funny.
The consensus among my peers in recent years is that To Kill a Mockingbird is Baby’s First Anti-Racism Story with a heavy dollop of white saviorism.
I’d never argue it’s one of the best, but Ocean’s Eleven is undoubtedly one of the coolest movies I’ve ever seen:
There are few movies with which I have a more mixed reaction than Return of the Jedi.
It’s an obvious point, but worth repeating: With so many bad franchise sequels in film history, Empire Strikes Back is kind of a miracle.
More than forty years later, Star Wars still puts most popcorn cinema since to shame.
As I started watching this time, I tried counting how many quotes I’ve referenced, or had referenced to me, in actual conversations before.
It’s tough for me to articulate how important this movie was for me:
One of my foundational cinematic beliefs that all three movies in the “Andy Trilogy” are 5-star, Tour De Good masterpieces.
The first Spider-Man is likely a top 5 superhero movie for me… and it might even be top 3.