Godzilla Vs. Megalon

In mid-to-late 1972, Japanese movie studio “Toho” conceived an idea to develop of a non-Godzilla movie as a breath of fresh air. The company created a contest for kids to create their own robot for a chance to see their original creation on the silver screen. Every kid drew their own unique robot. Toho viewed […]

Flashback Review: Godzilla 2000

After Roland Emmerich’s disastrous remake of Godzilla 1998 was critically panned by critics, (most notably Gene Siskel & Roger Ebert) longtime fans and movie goers. Japanese movie studio, “Toho” worked on a proper revival to bring back the real Godzilla on the big screen. In retaliation, Toho renamed Roland’s Godzilla as “Zilla.” Then they made […]

Flashback Review: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

In The 80’s, animator Jim A. Davis came up with an idea for a short film titled, “Runaway Rocketboy.” It’s about an intelligent boy with the knowledge of Albert Einstein with super powers who builds a ship to flee from his parents. Originally, Jim was gonna expand the short film into a live action motion […]

Classics Review: Godzilla (1954)

In the aftermath of World War II. Tensions arise when The Cold War began escalated with many countries including America, Russia, Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea, Cuba among many other countries becoming paranoid fearing that another World War might happen immediately. The Cold War lasted from 1947-1991. Back when The Cold War was around […]

Flashback Review: Austin Powers In Goldmember

After “Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me” came out in 1999, Mike Myers worked on a script as a follow up to the previous installment of the Austin Powers series. This time, Austin must save his father from Goldmember & prevent Dr. Evil from achieving his goal yet again. The threequel is titled, “Austin […]

Flashback Review: Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

After “Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery” earned positive reception and made money at the box office, Mike Myers penned a script for a sequel set after the first film titled “Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.” The sequel is about Austin who must travel back in time to reclaim his “mojo,” which is […]

Flashback Review: Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery

Fresh from his film career since Wayne’s World & his tenure on SNL, Mike Myers came up with an idea based on his childhood watching James Bond, Peter Sellers & comedy troupe Monty Python with his dad. When his stint from SNL was over, he went on hiatus to brainstorm the concept of creating a […]