Flashback Review: Die Another Day

After “The World Is Not Enough” came out in 1999, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM for short) developed another installment of the James Bond series by mapping out a 2002 release date to celebrate Bond’s 40th birthday since “Dr. No” was the first movie released on the big screen in 1962. The actual year Tom Cruise was born […]

Flashback Review: Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets

After Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone became a monster hit, Warner Bros. (WB for short) immediately commenced development of a sequel titled “The Chamber Of Secrets” based on the second book of the Harry Potter series. Before Youtube existed, many fans and movie goers purchased their tickets for the live action adaptation of Scooby-Doo […]

Flashback Review: George Of The Jungle

In the year 1967, animator, Jay Ward (creator of Rocky & Bullwinkle) developed a cartoon called, “George Of Jungle,” which is basically a parody of Tarzan. The Premise is about a dim witted buffoon named George, who protects his jungle located in Africa, from dangerous threats. One of the key elements of the show is […]

Flashback Review: Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle

In the year 2000, a film adaptation called Charlie’s Angels, was released on the big screen earning mixed to positive reviews and it also became a commercial success at the box office. Three years later, a follow up called Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle. Unlike its predecessor, it received mixed to negative reviews from critics and […]

Flashback Review: Rat Race

In the early 1960’s, two films called “The Great Race” and “It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad World,” both came out in separate years in 1965 and 1963. What do they both have in common? They have an all-star cast of characters, large scale locations, over the top stunts, and a total running time […]

Flashback Review: The World Is Not Enough

Near the end of the 20th century, Pierce Brosnan’s third film as James Bond, didn’t ignite the lightning in a bottle like Goldeneye did when he took over the role of 007. The second film was average, if you’ve read my previous reviews on Goldeneye & Tomorrow Never Dies, I highly recommend for those who […]