Love & Mercy (2014) Review
I’ve been on an indie movie kick but I didn’t plan my viewing strategy well, so I missed a few titles I wanted to see while they were still being […]
Tag Archives: 2014
The Wind Rises / Kaze Tachinu (2013) Review
The release for this in theaters was so amazingly limited that I almost didn’t get the opportunity to see this film at all. It would have truly been a shame […]
Big Hero 6 (2014) Review
Almost caught up on all my backlogged entries! (Yay!) This is an animated movie that I really enjoyed. For anyone who teared up during the first few minute’s of Disney’s […]
The LEGO Movie (2014) Review **CONTAINS MILD SPOILERS**
I’ll start by admitting that it took me about four attempts to really get into this movie. I don’t know why—it’s not like I didn’t grow up playing with my […]
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) Review
This is definitely a quirky film. It’s funny in a very sarcastic sort of way, and the way it’s set up just makes it seem like you’re watching a book […]
The Hundred Foot Journey (2014) Review
I missed the chance to see this in theaters due to scheduling conflicts, but I finally got the opportunity to watch this as a rental earlier this year, and I’m […]
My Thoughts on CW’s The Flash – Season 1 (2014)
I loved The Flash cartoons growing up, and I was absolutely thrilled when they first announced this series for television. I think The Flash is probably my favorite superhero character, […]
[Short Review] Lava (2014)
That’s right! A double update! This is my short review for the short Pixar film, Lava. I remember feeling a little skeptical, because Pixar usually doesn’t do talking shorts—at least, […]
Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015) Review
In the first of many backlogged entries, here are my thoughts on Kingsman: The Secret Service. Let me preface this by saying that I did not think to check the […]
American Sniper (2014) Review
I almost did not end up seeing this movie, not because I thought it was going to be a terrible movie, but because I typically do not like watching movies […]
