Table 19 is about sad people on a happy day. Table 19 represents the very last table at a wedding reception, a sort-of “rejects” table where you dump random business friends, distant family members, and friendly ex’s at. At this table, we have Eloise (Anna Kendrick), the ex-girlfriend of the best man in the wedding and a long-time friend of the bride, Jerry and Bina Kepp (Craig Robinson and Lisa Kudrow), a dysfunctional married couple…
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Continuing to look at my list of my most anticipated movies of 2017, I am now going to countdown my ten most anticipated movies of the year. These films are made by some of the best directors working today and star some of the best actors and actresses in the world. Like the first ten, this is a culmination of blockbusters, indies, and awards contenders. So, without further ado, here are my ten most anticipated…
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It is time now to finally take a look at the movies coming out in 2017. I know we are already two months into the year, but they didn’t have a ton to offer, minus John Wick 2 and The LEGO Batman Movie. March features some very interesting titles, and it only gets stronger from there. There were hundreds of titles I could have chosen from, but I narrowed that list down to twenty. Sorry that I…
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Netflix is coming in strong this March, with some cinematic classics, and original show, and one of the best movies of 2017. Check out my picks of the best movies coming to Netflix in March. You can check out the full list of everything coming to Netflix in March right here. 5 – IRON FIST (Scott Buck, 2017) Another year, another MCU Netflix show. Iron Fist is the final installment of The Defenders, which combines Daredevil,…
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March has become a formidable month for excellent movies. Over the last few years, we have seen a great films like Zootopia (2016), The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), Spring Breakers (2013), and 21 Jump Street (2012) come out in the March, launching a break from the dreaded winter blues of January and February. What does March 2017 hold for us? Let’s have a look at the five most intriguing movies coming out in March. 5 – THE…
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Tonight is the big night! Here are my predictions of who I think will win tonight and also my choices of who should win at the 2017 Academy Awards. I apologize for all my wrong predictions BEST PICTURE La La Land has won it all. It won the PGA, DGA, the Golden Globe, the BAFTA, and was nominated a record-tying fourteen times. Can anything stop it? With preferential voting, it’s definitely possible…
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Every year during the Academy Award nominations, films and performances get snubbed. It happens every year and we have to suffer for it. So, to honor those films and performances that did not get nominated this year, these are what I call The ‘Other’ Oscars. This is a personal list of movies and performances that I feel should have gotten nominated, not a list of movies and performances that almost got nominated, because I don’t…
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2016 was a spectacular year for horror films, giving us a number of smart, violent, scary films unlike any we had seen before. If Get Out is any indication of the horror movies we are going to get in 2017, we are in for an even better year. Get Out is a wildly original, incredibly smart, genuinely scary, and twistedly funny horror film with an uncomfortable amount of realism. In Get Out, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya), a black…
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Taking a look at the acting categories from this year’s Academy Awards, here are my picks for the best performances from this year’s Best Actor nominees. CASEY AFFLECK BEST PERFORMANCE – MANCHESTER BY THE SEA (Kenneth Lonergan, 2016) I love Casey Affleck more than most people. After a spectacular 2007, starring in films like Gone Baby Gone and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (which was almost my pick here), he was a…
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Continuing to look at the best performances from this year’s Oscar nominated actors, here are my picks for the best performances from this year’s Best Actress nominees. ISABELLE HUPPERT (Nominated for Elle) BEST PERFORMANCE – ELLE (Paul Verhoeven, 2016) Look, I understand Isabelle Huppert is an international icon with over 100 films to her name as an actress. But, before Elle, I had only seen her in I Heart Huckabees (2004) and briefly in Amour (2012), which has since forced…
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