We are just one week away from surely what will be one of the biggest sequels in history. The anticipation is huge for many fans out there (like myself) and we're all keeping our fingers crossed Marvel can make some magic happen again.
Warner Bros. has released the first teaser trailer for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and I feel a little underwhelmed. With that being said, I know this is only a teaser for a movie that is still 11 months from being released so I will do my best to treat it as such.
Hello, readers!
Thanks for reading my blog. Creating this blog is something I've been
considering doing for a long time now, given my love of all things in
the arts - especially movies. I love them, and I have for a long time.
Many have had lasting, powerful, and deep impacts on my life and I hope
that through this blog you can begin to see even a small part of what I
see when I go to the movies.
For
the 1980’s and early 90’s Hollywood seemed almost obsessed over making
the next best action film. This is evidenced by the sheer number of
action films that were released during this time, many of which would
feature characters and actors that would become iconic in this crazed
action cinema.
I wrote this a long time ago, but some may find it enjoyable even though the time has passed: This
morning the 2014 Oscar Nominations were announced, and I’m a little
disappointed by a few oversights made by the academy (I recognize that
my credibility is very little here because I did not see a few of these
films). One such failing is regarding the date when a film is released
and how that date can have so much bearing on how much it is recognized
by the academy for awards. For example, The Place Beyond the Pines was a
fantastic film that easily should have been nominated (along with its
amazing score). Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper could have been
nominated for it, along with Derek Cianfrance, the director over their
fantastic work. But, because it was released the back in April, it isn’t
given much attention.