Second Opinion Review: Man of Steel
Second Opinion: Man of Steel Review I will admit that I have never been a fan of any previous Superman film or television series. For a long time I was of the mind that Superman, like Captain America, wasn’t a relevant character in our time period and the only way to make him relevant was to make him more flawed and less perfect. Did Snyder along with the help of Christopher Nolan create the first truly great Superman movie? The answer is YES but it’s not without its flaws. Man of Steel...
Review: Man of Steel
Man of Steel Review Superman returns to theaters in a big way with Man of Steel, but is this the reboot we’ve been hoping for? Superman first took to the skies in 1938 in the pages of Action Comics and has been a prominent figure in American pop culture ever since. Fast forward to 2013, and audiences everywhere are eagerly anticipating his return to the big screen. There have been many attempts to capture the character on film, and for the era they were released (namely the 70s and 80s) they...
Review: The Way, Way Back
The Way, Way Back Review The Way, Way Back paints a familiar picture of life in those early teenage years Do you remember what it was like growing up? I mean, of course you do, but do you remember making your way through that “awkward” phase? I’m talking about the weird time in your teens when everything in your life starts to change – it can be a hard time to get through, and The Way, Way Back does a great job of capturing that feeling. Not only does the movie capture the awkward and...
Second Opinion Review: ...
Second Opinion: Man of Steel Review I will admit that I have never been a fan of any previous Superman film or television series. For a long time I was of the mind that Superman, like Captain America, wasn’t a relevant character in our time period and the only way to make him...
Review: Man of Steel
Man of Steel Review Superman returns to theaters in a big way with Man of Steel, but is this the reboot we’ve been hoping for? Superman first took to the skies in 1938 in the pages of Action Comics and has been a prominent figure in American pop culture ever since. Fast forward to...
Review: The Way, Way Ba...
The Way, Way Back Review The Way, Way Back paints a familiar picture of life in those early teenage years Do you remember what it was like growing up? I mean, of course you do, but do you remember making your way through that “awkward” phase? I’m talking about the weird time in...
Review: The Heat
The Heat Review If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it right? That seems to have been the slogan for the writers and producers of The Heat, a funny but mostly derivative comedy from Bridemaids director Paul Feig starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. The Heat is the latest entry...
Memorial Day box office...
Memorial Day box office, Hangover 3, Xbox One and more! | Media Feed Podcast 14 Welcome to Media-Feed Podcast 14. This week was light on news, but we still found some things to talk about! This week we cover: Sam Mendes directing the next Bond movie Hangover 3 review The Memorial Day...
Review: This is the End
This Is The End Review By Francesca Botteri This is the End – a story of friendship and the apocalypse It stands to reason that if the end of the world were upon us, it would begin in a town like Los Angeles, a town consumed by power and vanity, which has essentially become a...
Review: Now You See Me
Now You See Me Review They’re Illusions, Michael!! Now You See Me, which is being released on May 31st, is billed as a crime/thriller or mystery/suspense movie with an interesting cast of Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco, Morgan Freeman,...