Flashback Review: Spy Kids

Known for directing cheap over-the-top violent action movies, film director/producer/writer/composer/editor/cinematographer, Robert Rodriguez (Mexico Trilogy, From Dusk Til’ Dawn, Sin City) directed a film unlike his signature ones that appeal to mature audiences, is a family film known as “Spy Kids.” Spy Kids was released in 2001. (same year Harry Potter & The Sorcerer’s Stone came […]

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The First Wives Club

What do “Black Panther” & “The First Wives Club” both have in common? If you recall Marvel’s Black Panther becoming a global success in terms of postive reviews among critics, movie goers & fans alike, The King Of Wakanda made box office records such as earning a grand total of $1 billion dollars involving a […]

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Superman III

After the successful release of Superman II, father & son producers Alexander & Ilya Salkind, decided to develop a third installment with Ilya writing a blueprint to the script about Superman going head to head with a space android named, Brainiac, who’s one of Superman’s main opponents from the comics. Another important character in the […]

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Flashback Review: Toy Story

Thank you my fellow movie goers from across the globe for supporting my website. My 200th post is a special article on the first movie I’ve ever seen in a theater is a movie called, Toy Story. Before I get to the basic pros & cons, let’s rewind the clocks back to 1986 on how […]

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Gringo

OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!!!! Gringo is a complete epic failure! I refuse to tell you guys & gals the production history behind the picture, because it’s one of the 2018’s critical flops, until Teen Titans Go To The Movies will become the worst film of the year! Here’s my take on Amazon Studios’ movie starring David […]

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Flashback Review: Mulan (1998)

After “The Lion King” earned universal acclaim from critics and movie goers alike. Disney brainstormed an idea upon reading a Chinese poem titled, “The Song Of Fa Mu Lan,” Disney began development on their next project based on the poem by expanding it into a screenplay. During a four year gap of development, they did […]

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