Classics Review: Flying Tigers

In 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked by The Japanese Army. Many have fallen and risked their lives to save their comrades in a tragic event that’ll never be forgotten as Americans will continue to educate children about World War II. In response to the attack, The U.S. Army decided to recruit cadets to aid allied […]

Classics Review: Peter Pan (1953)

In 1904, playwright J.M Barrie released a play called, “Peter Pan.” It’s about three children are invited by a boy with the ability to fly who literally can’t grow up, to a trip to “Neverland.” An island filled with residents including pirates led by Peter’s archenemy Captain Hook, mermaids, Indians, fairies, animal wildlife and a […]

Classics Review: Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (1937)

In 1928, Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse in his first appearance titled, “Plane Crazy.” The cartoon failed at a test screening, so Disney was obligated to distribute “Steamboat Willie” as the one that started it all. A Decade Later during “The Great Depression,” Disney hired animators to work on an ambitious pet project. He wanted […]

Classics Review: Batman (1966)

In 1966, a television series based on “Batman” starring the late Adam West & Burt Ward aired on ABC. The show became an instant classic aiming young viewers and fans of The Caped Crusader. The show’s format is basically The Dynamic Duo attempting to prevent a villain from succeeding his/her grandmaster plan. When The Dynamic […]

Flashback Review: Now And Then

Greetings fellow movie goers from around the globe. Today’s “Flashback Review” is a 90’s film described as a spiritual successor to “Stand by Me.” This time it’s about four girls who grew up in The Early 70’s as they navigate everyday life. The story is actually about The Girls trying to solve a mystery. Two […]

Ed Wood (Disney’s Flops Vol. 1 #9)

In The 1950’s, a filmmaker named, Ed Wood was known for his notorious critical flops including “Glen Or Glenda,” “Bride Of The Monster” & last but not least, “Plan 9 From Outer Space.” Despite negative reception, Ed Wood’s filmography became cult classics by critics and movie goers known for its “show had its good” aesthetics […]