Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

In the aftermath of Star Wars: A New Hope’s massive acclaim and box office success. George Lucas began to write a follow up called The Empire Strikes Back. Beginning a three year gap on constructing. The Cast reprise their roles to continue Luke Skywalker’s journey into becoming a Jedi like his father, Anakin Skywalker. The […]

Flashback Review: Daddy Day Care

In the early 1990’s, Eddie Murphy’s career has began to deteriorate, due to a string of critical disappointments one film after another. It wasn’t until 1996, when his career literally gained a couple of pounds by starring in the sci-fi comedy, “The Nutty Professor.” This was the movie that defibrillated his reputation which gained him […]

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 […]

Star Wars: A New Hope

Let’s rewind the clocks back to how Star Wars originated. During his childhood, George Lucas developed an interest in fast cars as he dreamed of becoming a race car driver. By the age of 18, a car accident occurred, almost killed him. Because of that fatal incident, he decided to not pursue his dream of […]

Heathers

In the late 80’s a film called Heathers, a Black Comedy film about a high schooler who’s caught up in a murder involving her frenemy, was released in cinemas earning a lot of critical praise. However, the movie itself failed to earn a profit at the box office. Despite financial failure, Heathers went on to […]

Flashback Review: Hey Arnold: The Movie (Paramount’s Flops Vol. 1 #1)

In the 90s Nickelodeon was in its prime as one of the most successful channels, known for their big hit cartoons including “Ren and Stimpy,” “Doug,” “Rocko’s Modern Life,” “The Wild Thornberrys” and perhaps their biggest anomaly at the time, was “Rugrats.” One show in particular is one of those nostalgic cartoons that 90s kids […]