The Greatest Showman

In 2009, Hugh Jackman signed to star and produced a musical, but it was put in a seven year hiatus, because movie studios didn’t want to distribute a musical, as the once relevant genre died out many years ago. Due to the massive success surrounding La La Land, Hugh finally embraces his chance to release […]

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Flashback Review: Our Friend Martin

In 1999, an animated edutainment film called, “Our Friend Martin” was released on VHS to teach young students at school, the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK for short) and how he successfully abolished segregation in the first place. The Plot is about two friends who accidentally travel back in time to […]

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Flashback Review: Batman Forever

After the release of “Batman Returns,” Warner Bros. (WB for short) failed to surpass Batman’s box office despite breaking even. Parents delivered angry letters to WB, because Batman Returns was way too dark and disturbing for their kids. In response to negative complaints, the movie studio decided to lighten up Batman’s image in order to […]

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Baby Driver

In 1995, future filmmaker Edgar Wright, listened to a song called, “Bellbottoms,” by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. This inspired him to come up with a bank robbery/car chase scene. Seven Years Later, he adapted the idea on directing a music video called “Blue Song” for the band, Mint Royale. After directing a string of […]

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Cape Fear (1991)

In the year 1962, (the exact year Spider-Man made his comic book debut) a movie called “Cape Fear” was released in theaters starring Robert Mitchum & Gregory Peck about a convict named, Max Cady, who seeks revenge on Sam Bowden, his former lawyer who didn’t help him get away with murder. In retaliation, Max stalks […]

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