Short Subject: The Legend of Mordu (2012)

A short that was included on the DVD/blu-ray release of Brave.

Short Subject: La Luna (2012)

I talked about this short back when it was released with Brave and I enjoyed it then, but now it’s time to see if it still holds up.

Let’s Review a Movie: Mary Poppins (1964)

In honour of its 50th anniversary this year I’m taking a look at this Disney classic.  That I think represents the pinnacle of work at the studio for that era. 

Short Subject: The Man Who Planted Trees (1987)

On what would have been his 90^th birthday I’m reviewing Frederic Back’s academy award winning short film based on a story by Jean Giono.

Let’s Review a Movie: Star Trek Into Darkness or Star Trek XII: Boldly Going Nowhere (2013)

All right after several months it’s time to take a better look at the most recent release from the franchise that kicked off this blog.  And oh boy is there a lot to discuss.  As I’ve said before all my early thought opinions are subject to change and this is such an occasion.  In my first thoughts review I originally said that this film was better than the 2009 film and I have changed my mind.  This outing is not better than the last movie this is worse, so much worse.

Robocop – Early Thoughts

Free movie tickets are awesome, because they let me get out and see movies I wouldn’t normally go to.  Spoilers are contained within.  

Short Subject: Bead Game (1977)

A film released under the National Film Board of Canada done by Ishu Patel and all I really have to say is wow just wow.

Short Subject: Crazy Over Daisy (1950)

In honour of Valentine’s Day I’m taking a quick look at this Donald Duck short.  That despite its title doesn’t actually have a lot of love in it.

Let’s Review a Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

All right I’m looking at two classics in a row.  This is a different genre than the last film, but still definitely a classic of the action adventure films.  

Let's Review a Movie: The Magnificent Seven (1960)

Well this is slightly belated, but in honour of what would have been Deforest Kelley’s 94^th birthday this past Monday I’m looking at a Western.  And unlike last year when I reviewed a remake of a classic Western this time I’m reviewing a true classic…that is a remake of another classic.

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug – Early Thoughts

The journey of Bilbo Baggins and company continues on the silver screen.  Here are my thoughts on this latest installment.  This review does contain full spoilers.