Flashback Review: Batman & Robin (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #6)

After the financial success of Batman Forever. Movie Studio, Warner Bros. (WB for short) decided to develop a follow up to the film, in an attempt to market as a way to sell merchandise for kids ranging from toys, clothes, food products, and construct a Mr. Freeze ride at Six Flags. Val Kilmer decided to […]

Fred Claus (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #5)

What happens if Santa Claus has an older brother who despise him since childhood and he visits him after years of not showing up in person? The Plot I’m actually referring to, is none other than Fred Claus. Fred Claus was released in 2007. (same year Hot Fuzz came out) At the time of it’s […]

Flashback Review: Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #4)

In 2002, Happy Madison Productions released four movies in release date order. First movie is a rom-com called, “Mr Deeds.” starring founding father of Happy Madison himself, Adam Sandler, a remake of Gary Cooper’s film of the same name, earning negative reception from critics and cinephiles. Second movie is “The Master Of Disguise,” a critical […]

Unaccompanied Minors (WB’s Flops Vol. 1 #4)

Hello fellow movie goers from around the world. Today’s review is about one of my favorite Christmas movies of all time. It’s about a small group of kids that are stuck in an airport, due to a snowy blizzard blocking the exit door. They attempt to leave the area as one of them has a […]

Disney’s A Christmas Carol (2009) (Disney’s Flops Vol. 1 #4)

After experimenting with Motion Capture mixed with Computer Animation for both The Polar Express and Beowulf, filmmaker, Robert Zemeckis, (Back To The Future Trilogy, Forrest Gump, Who Framed Roger Rabbit) decided to work on his next project involving a film adaptation of Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol. The book is one of Robert’s favorite books […]

Flashback Review: Rugrats Go Wild (Paramount’s Flops Vol. 1 #2)

After the success of both Rugrats In Paris and The Wild Thornberrys Movie. Nickelodeon decided it was time to develop a crossover between those two cartooons in an attempt to expand their original animated shows into fully developed feature length films, starting with a third entry to The Rugrats Trilogy and second entry to The […]