Ghost
There are rare cinematic gems that elude my grasp of expression. The ease of stating personal opinions is trivial; yet, certain aspects of these films leave me tongue-tied, awestruck by the grandeur ...
Fantasy Movies
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Bedknobs and Broomsticks is one of those movies that I loved as a kid and while I do consider it to be a Disney classic, I feel that it does have a few issues. This was released in 1971 and had a bit ...
Brahmastra: Part One – Shiva
I am going to start by saying that Brahmastra: Part One - Shiva is the most visually stunning movie of 2022…. And yes, I saw Avatar! This is a Hindi movie and it is one of the best Hindi movies I ...
The BFG
Steven Spielberg’s take on the Roald Dhal classic, The BFG is what I would describe as a nice movie. This is like classic Spielberg, back when he made movies about friendship and characters bonding. ...
The Witcher: Blood Origin
So far, I have loved The Witcher TV series. Yes, it sucks that Henry Cavil is no longer going to be part of the franchise, but this prequel series proves that there is life in The Witcher franchise ...
Gods of Egypt
In a world full of white-washed films about ethnic minorities, Gods of Egypt comes across as just another blockbuster that has no identity. However, after I watched this film, I realized that it’s ...
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
When The Sorcerer's Apprentice was released in 2010 it was awesome! This was one of the earlier Disney live-action adaptations of one of their classic stories. As you have probably figured out, this ...
Willow (TV series)
As I was growing up in the 80s Willow was a firm favorite of mine and I feel it is an action fantasy movie that holds up very well. I was kind of shocked when Disney said that they were rebooting it ...
James and the Giant Peach
James and the Giant Peach is a bit of a hidden gem and I am very excited to talk to you guys about it today. Directed by Henry Sellick, the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas, with Tim Burton ...
Pan’s Labyrinth
People have always called Tim Burton the biggest name in dark fairy tales, but it’s always been Guillermo Del Toro for me. Sure, Burton’s adapted more fairy tale stories in his lifetime, while Del ...
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