Category Archives: Reviews

2015, and here I am opening night wondering where I left my sanity as a bunch of middle-aged nerds in Jedi robes trample over each other trying to find the “acoustic sweet spot” they must have heard about on The … Continue reading →

We now come to the final entry in what used to be known as the Star Wars Trilogy, which was also the golden age for Star Wars and its most loyal fans. It’s also the second non-George Lucas-directed entry, yet feels … Continue reading →

Widely regarded as the greatest Star Wars movie of them all, The Empire Strikes Back is the first non-George Lucas-directed entry in the franchise. It also introduces many classic elements such as the Imperial March theme, the Light and Dark sides of the Force, the controversial Han/Leia … Continue reading →

1977. With everyone afraid of going into the water because of some shark movie that came out a couple years earlier, things finally started looking up. Way up. Way, way, way up to outer space, when a young filmmaker named … Continue reading →

And now we come to the third and final entry in the famous prequel trilogy that seemed doomed from the start. It truly went from one end of the spectrum to the other, with Phantom Menace being the most childish entry … Continue reading →

After the childish and cartoonish Phantom Menace where a bunch of one-dimensional space wizards faced-off against the cleanest and most beige military force ever conceived, pretty much anything would feel like The Godfather by comparison. Maybe that’s what I’m feeling right now, because … Continue reading →

1999 was a busy year for movies. With the millennium approaching, studios were cranking out bigger and more epic movies than ever before in hopes of drawing in the crowds before the impending Y2K disaster. But there was one movie … Continue reading →