My favorite saint! If God has ever spoken to you, Gage is waiting. I have known Maurice Chevalier for years, we were roommates while at Flagler College in Saint Augustine, Florida - GO SAINTS! And during the time we lived together, he was not the person he is now. That's not to detract from who he was. Maurice has always been a nice guy, just not particularly … [Read more...] about GAGE is coming . . .
Home
Don't be a Poomp; go see Home! Director: Tim Johnson Writers: Tom J. Astle, Matt Ember, and Adam Rex (adapted from his novel "The True Meaning of Smekday"). Swift shot: I was afraid this film was going to be overly cutesy, and only appealing to the little human persons in your family. Thankfully, there were a few contemplative moments that bridged the age gap and made the … [Read more...] about Home
It Follows
"It's slow, but it's smart." Swift shot: I think the biggest complaints I hear about films is that nothing new is being created. Everything is a re-boot or a remake or a re-imagining. With It Follows, I am happy to say, Hollywood has a new monster! One that might just scare the living shit out of you too! With excellently deployed scoring by @Disasterpeace, It Follows … [Read more...] about It Follows
Digital Giveaway – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
I really do love these giveaways, they put a lot of hard work into making great Apps, and The Battle of the Five Armies is no exception. With a complete interactive map revealing secrets about Middle Earth, it is easier to appreciate just how far little, brave Bilbo Baggins journeyed to find great adventure. I took the Weapons Quiz and got Tauriel - ok, I could have gotten … [Read more...] about Digital Giveaway – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Preview: Bridge of Spies
Look, when I first heard about an "untitled Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks Cold War spy movie," I was beyond excited. Even after hearing the less than inspiring title now, Bridge of Spies, I am still stoked. After all, Tom Hanks is my favorite actor from my lifetime, and I really enjoyed Charlie Wilson's War - also despite the feeble title. I grew up watching Hanks on … [Read more...] about Preview: Bridge of Spies
