I've been a pretty big King Kong fan for most of my adult life. The original 1933 classic was the first special-effects blockbuster that broke every established rule and opened up the world's collective mind to the potential of film as a storytelling medium. Peter Jackson's 2004 remake was a brilliant and poignant love poem... Continue Reading →
103. Sing
You may remember that I'm not a big fan of Illumination Entertainment's films, so far, and I especially didn't care for their shameless Toy Story clone (rip-off), The Secret Life of Pets. The lack of originality in that film was borderline insulting and, combined with the lackluster Despicable Me series, didn't fill me with much hope... Continue Reading →
43. The Lobster
It finally happened. After weeks and weeks of trying and two previous failed attempts at seeing The Lobster, it finally happened. Along my March to 100, I've been in many different types of theaters. Twice, I've even been able to kick my feet up and relax in a recliner (that was the case for Green Room and The Nice... Continue Reading →