Having posted my "must-see" movies of this summer a few weeks ago, here's the long-delayed Part 2 where I list down the movies I'm less enthusiastic about. I started this post in April, so a few of these movies are already in cinemas, or have finished their run. But I feel the same about them as I did before, so I've let them remain.
We're now in the summer blockbuster season! I've been waiting for this since 2012, after The Avengers came out and they announced the sequel for May 1, 2015. :')
There are a lot of awards-baiting movies coming out soon, and while I have absolutely no doubt they are good/great, I just have zero interest in watching them. Like I said before, they just don't have the cast and/or subject matter to interest me.
Though 2014 wasn't a remarkable year for Hollywood, 2015 is looking good. Every entertainment website on the internet, whether of note or not, has already listed their most anticipated movies for the year, so I shan't add my voice to the chatter. (I agree with most of them anyway. Besides, if you read my blog often enough, you already know what film I want to watch the most this year.)
Having listed down all my must-sees for the last quarter of this year, here's the continuation where I name all the films I would rather…
Summer is over and fall is here, which means we're starting the awards season part of the year where really really good movies all come…
Update: Check out my review of The Judge here. Remember what I said about Robert Downey Jr. moulding his characters to fit him rather than…
Having posted my "must-see" movies of this summer yesterday, today is relegated to the "hmm, interesting... but I'll wait for the DVDs" and the "nope,…
With the release of Divergent last week, the most exciting time of the year for moviegoers has officially arrived — and that means the deluge of summer blockbusters is about to…
Rewatched The Hunger Games again to refresh my memory before Catching Fire opens. I enjoyed it, but was astounded at its overwhelming reception in the US. I mean, it was a great adaptation, but there were some *crucial* things they didn't get right.
