I took a lot of film classes in college, and became intrigued by the history and art of cinema. So, naturally, I think I know more about film than everybody else.

Well, that’s not entirely true, but I do like to discuss movies in general. Since television and movies are so closely linked, you’ll also find my rants and raves regarding the few TV shows I watch here and there.

Subpages

• A Kind of Magic: Exploring my love/hate relationship with the Highlander franchise.
• The Dark Knight Trilogy: Analysis of three iconic superhero films.
• Doctor Who: Adventures in time and space with the long-running British series.
• Nitpicking Movies: In which I make fun of some of my favorite films.
• Phantom Histories: An examination of various adaptations of The Phantom of the Opera.

More Film Ramblings

• The Absolute Worst Movies that I Happen to Like: I admit these movies are garbage, but I still find them worth watching.
• Buster Moon is History’s Greatest Monster: They simply don’t come any worse.
  • Is Buster Moon Still a Monster?: Does he better better in Sing 2? No, he only gets worse.
• The Disturbing Implications of Star Wars Droids: Thinking about droids in Star Wars makes my ethics hurt.
• The Failures of the Flash, and Why the DC Extended Universe Flopped: The Flash was supposed to usher in a new age for DC movies, but instead ended everything.
• Hannibal the Vampire: Our favorite deranged psychologist wouldn’t be as powerful without the vampire myth behind him.
• Hollywood Wants to Kill Us: For some reason, people keep confusing movies with real life.
• Jurassic Park is a Terrible Argument Against Cloning: Ian Malcolm doesn’t know what he’s talking about; the real problem at Jurassic Park is the idiot in charge.
• The MCU’s Incredible Character Arc for the Hulk (That We Never Got to See): It sure would be a shame if all sorts of interesting stuff happened to the Hulk off-screen but never got included in any movie.
• The Most Game-Tastic Moments of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: It’s about time we got a good D&D movie that represented the game well.
• My Favorite Movies that Nobody Likes: These are all gold, I tell you! Gold!
• My Favorite Character Introductions in Film: A first impression is a lasting one.
• My Favorite Superhero Casting Jobs (so far): The actors who, in my mind, are synonymous with their characters.
• Robocop: A Great Use of the Ol’ Ultraviolence: Sometimes, excessive violence is necessary to tell a story.
• The Simple but Significant Plot Shift of In the Heights: Tweaking one scene can have a huge effect on the story.
• ThunderCats, Woah!: Fondly remembering the 2011 reboot of ThunderCats.
• Vice Admiral Holdo was Smarter than Fans Give Her Credit For: Her plan was actually pretty good until our “heroes” destroyed it.
• Your Feelings Betray You: Luke Skywalker and The Last Jedi: How much hate for this movie is really deserved?

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