Finally, a solo Star Wars movie about Solo. It' s a heist movie, a Star Wars movie, a prequel, pauper, a poet...well, maybe not the last 2, but it's good. How good is it? Let's run through the list.
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Author: Todd Allen Fischer
Writer/Administrator for FiveGeeks.Blog, Actor, director, and all around Geek, who is way too into Joker and Joseph Campbell's Monomyth. Director of Sillyside Squad improv. group, as well as working on a myriad of other projects. Please, like those groups on Facebook!
But, Will YOU Like It Movie Review: 5 Points on A Quiet Place (Spoiler Light)
You may be wondering if this is the flick for YOU, though. Here is a list of elements in A Quiet Place that are light on the spoilage to help you decide whether or not to shell out the box office cash, Netflix it, or just completely skip it, so, let's jump into this full geek.
But, Will YOU Like It Movie Review: 7 Points on Black Panther (Spoiler Light)
Let’s start out with 10 stars and examine the elements to see if this movie is for YOU. I'll go easy on spoilers, so it doesn't affect the enjoyment of those who still want to watch it for the first time. Let's jump into this full geek!
Superheroes Are Fighting Themselves, and so Are We
What if I told you, in my best Morpheus impersonation, that those heroes are just fighting themselves. Their outer struggle is often a metaphor for the torments they hold inside, and we relate to these characters because they are often a reflection of the very real, but unseen, onslaughts we’ve had to endure within our own states of mental health.
9 Reasons It’s Okay to Love or Hate The Last Jedi
What's important here, is that it's okay if you hated it, loved it, or didn't care about it all. None of these things make you stupid, a moron, and idiot, or any other vitriolic comment by a poster that we probably shouldn't repeat. Here are some elements of the film that people either loved or hated, and why it's perfectly valid to do so, either way.
I Am a Big Cry Baby, and I Love Movies
My father passed away a few weeks before the release of the first Star Trek reboot. I said I would get a ticket for him anyway (My friend, Wesley Williams, actually paid for it.) and leave the seat open for him. At the opening sequence, when George Samuel Kirk, Sr., sacrificed his life, so that his wife and child and the rest of 800 lives could live... I cried.
