Three Marvel movies, two reboots, and two sequels highlight this contradicting summer of original unoriginal films. The beauty of this summer’s lies in the writers taking a premise that isn’t completely original and making it their own in the way it is executed (see Edge of Tomorrow.) Comic-Book Galore: Captain America 2 the Winter Soldier-…
The sequel that was only made to maintain rights to the Amazing Spider-Man cash cow is upon us. Surprisingly enough, the first Amazing Spider-Man film was a pretty well-regarded film with great character development. Andrew Garfield portrayed Spider-Man better than anyone has on the big screen. We do still love you, Tobey, but Andrew is…
Last year was a great year for movies! We had 12 Years a Slave, which is being implemented into public high-school systems because of its emotional power. Also, we had innovative sci-fi films like Gravity. In general, there were just awesome films.
If your goal this Valentine’s Day is to watch a movie and just relax, either with a special someone or friends, there are plenty of options. Between action, horror or romance the choice is all yours.
Sequels are always terrible. Just take a look at Iron Man 2. Sequels are the less loved and anticipated than the first movie. But the second installment of The Hunger Games franchise, Catching Fire, completely defies that belief.