“All our knowledge is the offspring of our perceptions.” – Leonardo DaVinci Recently I had the pleasure of attending a screening for Inside the Mind of Leonardo. In what can best be described as an expressionistic biopic (that is, a
Denzel Washington joins the crowded ranks of movie badasses with names that end in “er” in Antoine Fuqua’s character-driven but satisfyingly violent The Equalizer. Denzel brings his tried and true charisma to the role of Robert McCall, a retired black
It’s hard to know what to expect from a movie that kicks off with a firefighter casually dropping a public BM in the street. It’s just one of the many puzzling things you’ll bare witness to over the coarse of
From newcomer Wes Ball comes the latest attempt at taking the words out of a young-adult novel and pasting them onto a screen people will pay to stare at. It’s called The Hunger Maze. I’m kidding, it’s called Cube. I’m
This Fairy Tail: Part 4 Blu-ray review has been ported over from an old site in the Project-Nerd, LLC network. The Movie itself I’ve given Fairy Tail a hard time in its first three installments. Basically, the characters and idea are
This Fairy Tail: Part 3 Blu-ray review has been ported over from an old site in the Project-Nerd, LLC network. The Movie itself Now in its third installment, Fairy Tail has started to come together as a popular anime series that
This Scott Pilgrim vs The World Blu-ray review has been ported over from an old site in the Project-Nerd, LLC network. Movie Itself “Next time we don’t date the girl with eleven evil ex-boyfriends.” “It’s seven.” “Oh. Well, that’s not that
Americans seem a tad naïve when it comes to the effects of oil, worldwide. We know we need it; we know we hate it when it costs too much. For the most part, we even know how damaging it can
After nine years of promises, the second installment of Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s cinematic Sin City collaboration has finally been realized. Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, remarkably, does not miss a beat from the original. Even though
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been on a helluva roll lately. Starting back in 2008 with the original Iron Man (which was a Paramount film when released), every film under the Marvel banner has been a worldwide success: Thor, Captain
This Knowing Blu-ray review has been ported over from an old site in the Project-Nerd, LLC network. The Movie itself With Knowing having hit stores about a week ago, there has been much talk already, from those who waited to see
This review was ported over from our now out-of-commission Blu-ray review site. It’s a tough vote. But when people often ask me what some of my favorite comic book movies are, I reach a bit further back than just this
