Archive for
- When you can live forever…
What happens when a 17-year-old girl falls helplessly in love with the sexiest boy in the world… who’s also a vampire?…
Such is the pop culture phenomenon known as Twilight. Seventeen million copies of the books have been sold worldwide, and midnight showings for the upcoming movie are quickly selling out. Millions of dollars have already [...]
- Ruthless Idealism
It’s just like us to pass the homeless guy on the street. And although there is a struggle not to look back, we march on. We may even toss up a prayer as we walk on by. We may hope good things come to him. But, really we don’t love him. I have recently discovered [...]
- Obama Won… Now What?
Congratulations to President-elect Barack Obama. If you know me, you know that my dog didn’t win the race. But that’s alright. So, let’s talk about the election.
Few things fire up our emotions like religion or politics. So let’s not talk about emotions. Let’s talk about God’s word.
Let’s begin by taking a look at .
“Every [...]
My Movie Reviews
-
2008-10-24 15:24
With DeNiro and Pacino I expected much better. But it was dry and predictable the whole way through. Better than 88 minutes, but not by a lot.
0.3 -
2008-10-24 14:09
I hate horror movies, but this one surprised all of the critics and did great at the box office, so I had to see it. And despite the lame acting and predictable plot, it was creepy! I had to watch another movie after it to get to bed.
0.3 -
2008-10-24 14:06
Acting was superb. Expect posthumous Oscar for Heath Ledger. Great action and twists. Can't wait for Christopher Nolan's next.
0.3 -
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of...
2008-10-20 20:00
The movie was okay. But Indiana Jones and aliens (sorry, interdimensional beings) just don't mix. They should have left well enough alone. Most of the movie was goofy and campy, especially the monkeys and groundhogs.
0.3 -
2008-10-20 12:00
I had high expectations of this move going in, and it lived up to them. The acting was fabulous, especially by the supporting roles, Martin Landau, Tim Robbins, and Bill Murray. Read my full review here.
0.3