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3 out of 5 stars (Average) Note: This was part of my “Making of a Movie Geek” project from when I was 15 years old. Please click the link to read up on this project. Thoughts: Stand By Me is one of the best representations of childhood I’ve ever seen. The acting, characters, and mixture… Continue Reading
3 out of 5 stars (average) Thank you to Mimetic Entertainment for reaching out to me for this review. In my 1917 review, I stated that I’m not a fan of the one-shot gimmick. This is when the filmmaker shoots the entire movie in one shot (or edits several takes together to appear as if… Continue Reading
2.5 out of 5 stars (Decent) Note: This was part of my “Making of a Movie Geek” project from when I was 15 years old. Please click the link to read up on this project. Thoughts: The Breakfast Club has grown on me over time. While I hadn’t yet experienced high school when I first… Continue Reading
3 out of 5 stars (average) Note: This was part of my “Making of A Movie Geek” project from when I was 15 years old. Please click the link to read up on this project. Modern Thoughts: I don’t know why I enjoyed American Graffiti as much as I did when I originally wrote this… Continue Reading
When I was 15 years old, my friend and mentor Mike decided it was time for me to expand my cinematic horizons. To do this, he came up with a project in which I would watch and review one classic film a day all summer long, each “week” of summer focusing on a different film… Continue Reading
3.5 out of 5 stars (above average) Thank you to Justin Cook PR for reaching out to me for this review. M.O.M. contains brief self-harming. Most found footage movies don’t work for me. While gems like Cannibal Holocaust and As Above, So Below used the gimmick to great effect, many in this genre leave me… Continue Reading