Film Reviews, Sports, And Editorials From A Minarchist Perspective
The Grudge is competent enough to have consistent pacing and the film doesn’t ask for too much out of its actors but you can’t shake the fact that it feels like you are watching 3 different films and aren’t inspired by any of them.
Now that I have dug through all the trash, this year we begin 2020 with the best films of 2019. Most people reading this will be unfamiliar with a few of these movies so I suggest you check them out as they are worth the watch. Character Studies, foreign films, Americana, and narrative films led the pack in this year.
Will Return In 2020
Uncut Gems is the story of a man who can’t get out of his own way and it is one of Sandler’s best performances in decades.
Ladies and gentleman…it’s time. Time for me to take out 12 months of frustration out on the worst pieces of trash that took a minimum of 20 hours out of my life and made me want to quit my job and 2019 almost succeeded.
When it comes to the NFL, every now and then a team plays a game so bad that you have to bury the football and forget that game ever happened. Cats is the buried football of cinema.
Director Jay Roach and screenwriter Charles Randolph created a hit piece on Fox News that even the people furthest on the left can’t even stand.
Most reviewers will slam this movie for “pandering to fans” because they mortgaged their credibility for two straight years defending Rian Johnson’s “fuck you” to the Star Wars universe.
Hallmark Channel has been under fire during the entire month of December, first for not having enough diversity in their content and then for temporary pulling an LGBT ad from their channel.
Mounting political pressure by progressives organizations has put the company in the position to draw a line in the sand. Do they choose to please their viewer base and continue with business as usual? or do they attempt to please the media and risk their content becoming like everyone else?
