Film of the Day (02/20/19): Deepwater Horizon

Berg delivers possibly his best film in a decade, producing something that has elements of a slow burn and a harrowing action adventure tale at the same time.

Film of the Day (02/16/19): Captain Phillips

I really liked this, as Greengrass is a master of realistic tension, especially when the story is taken from a real life scenario (much as he showed in 2018 with 22 July).

Film of the Day (02/05/19): A Most Wanted Man

I really appreciate a quiet little thriller like this that can exist without action sequences or memorable set pieces and still be engaging.

Film of the Day (01/20/19): The Fate of the Furious

Once again, the set pieces are off the charts, nearing the pinnacle of being hard to top if your name isn’t Mission: Impossible.

Film of the Day (01/19/19): Furious 7

This is a fitting send-off for Paul Walker in a franchise that belonged to him just as much as Vin Diesel. 

Film of the Day (01/18/19): Fast & Furious 6

It feels like the action scenes sprung from drunken sessions of “Hey, you know what would be sweet?”

Film of the Day (01/17/19): Fast Five

The core cast has as much chemistry as ever, and the addition of The Rock is a perfect fit.

Film of the Day (01/07/19): Justice League

I’m happy to say that I enjoyed this more than a lot of people seem to have, but it isn’t without its flaws.

Film of the Day (12/30/18): Life

This is a solid thriller that does a lot of things right without doing anything remarkable.

Film of the Day (12/29/18): Stronger

It isn’t afraid to get dark, as it becomes a rare study of PTSD without war involved, but has plenty of inspiration to go around.

Film of the Day (12/28/18): Triple 9

The direction and action overcame the script issues I had, and I really appreciated the quality of the set pieces.

Film of the Day (11/15/18): The Wall

The tension is palpable, and it doesn’t take long for you to feel like you are in the desert with them, locked into their sniper game of cat and mouse, breathing slowly to avoid sucking sand.

Film of the Day (11/12/18): The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

How does it stack up against its predecessors? The acting is even icier, the cinematography is even deeper and the score is (somehow) even more iconic.

Movie & TV Talk – Episode 1

News/Rumors, 3 Reasons Why I Love Death Proof and Quick Thoughts on Cloud Atlas.

Film of the Day (10/29/18): The Iceman

It’s no secret that I love Michael Shannon. He is excellent at quiet (and occasionally explosive) rage, and his cold stare makes him the pitch-perfect choice for this role, as his eyes feel as lethal as his bullets.