Month: April 2020

Suzanne Collins is about to publish her prequel novel to The Hunger Games, and Lionsgate is already planning to turn it into a film. via The Hunger Games Prequel Movie Is Officially In Works — The Illuminerdi

Well this post only relates to COVID-19 if you use this to interpret how bored I am during this time. I actually did have fun photographing the LEGO storm troopers in various locations around my house, but I really would’ve loved if I had LEGO characters with different facial features to form scenes with. When […]… Continue reading Trek of the Storm Troopers — On this day

Welcome back to a new ranking everybody and this one will be tying into the latest review I published which was as you can tell a Star Wars movie. Now I might as well and go ahead and share my thoughts on the other movies of the franchise from worst to best. I’ve stated many […]… Continue reading All Star Wars Movies Ranked — Review Time

It’s unpopular opinion time! This is the third Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action movie from the 1990’s. I liked the first a lot but had significant problems with the second. In Part 3, Raph, Leo, Donnie and Mikey are still living peacefully in a long forgotten subway they found in the second film while hiding […]… Continue reading Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993) Movie Review — Welcome to my weird world!

Link to Previous Part: The Disneyathon Part 17: The Rise of 3D Animation Where are we? Oh wow, does anyone remember this movie? I can fondly remember when Enchanted came out. 2,133 more words via The Disneyathon Part 18: The End of the 2000’s Disney movies — The Blog Complainer

Hello folks, it’s me The Blog Complainer coming at you with an review for something old. Excluding the roulette and the Disneyathon, the last time I think I actually sat down and chose to focus on one particular set of movies was Spy Kids and Robert Rodriguez’s other kids movies about 8 months ago. 964… via… Continue reading Looney Tunes: Back in Action Review — The Blog Complainer

I can say with absolute certainty that there was no part of me yearning for another “Men in Black” sequel. I was never a big fan of the original 1997 film with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. Even less enthused about the next two sequels. So could a spin-off movie eight years later with […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Men in Black International” — Keith & the Movies

We are a little less than three months away from a new Christopher Nolan movie. Well, that is unless the current global pandemic has its way. But let’s think positive. “Tenet” will be Nolan’s 11th feature film and easily my most anticipated movie of the year. Readers of this site probably know he is near […]… Continue reading Ranked: Christopher Nolan Movies — Keith & the Movies

By the time David Fincher made “Panic Room” he had already earned a name for himself as an audacious filmmaker. He had “Se7en” and “Fight Club” under his belt, both bucking the mainstream in their own grimly unique ways. “Panic Room” saw him working in more conventional thriller territory. But as you would expect from […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Panic Room” (2002) — Keith & the Movies

I can’t remember a movie that more closely resembles a feature-length Twilight Zone episode than Lorcan Finnegan’s new film “Vivarium”. For 97 minutes I could almost hear the faint voice of Rod Serling communicating his approval. Now if you’re unsure about the definition of vivarium, a quick Google search defines it as “an enclosure, container, […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Vivarium” (2020) — Keith & the Movies