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"Hasta la vista, baby." Terminator 2: Judgment Day was one of the more revolutionary films made at the time, seeing as CGI wasn't used as often as it is nowadays. In fact, I'm pretty sure this and Jurassic Park were one of the early films that showcased a lot of groundbreaking visual effects work. As for the film itself? Well, I personally loved it back when I first saw it and still love it to this day. Not only is it a great continuation of what James Cameron did on the firs

"All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you." The Lord of the Rings trilogy has been an influential set of films within the modern blockbusters. Not only were they one of the few fantasy films at the time that made a profit, but they were also a blueprint for future franchises on how to create their own successful series, including the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Granted, some even tried the "shooting their sequels back-to-back" approach that this

For twenty years, The Devil Wears Prada has been an essential piece of media for anyone wishing to start a career in the fashion industry. The dream of working for a publication is one any girl would kill for. However, for Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway), it is her desperate, final attempt to work for a reputable publication after graduating from Northwestern University. A journalism major, Andy looks down on Runway and those in the fashion industry for being frivolous and not bei

"I live my life a quarter mile at a time...for those ten seconds or less, I'm free." Truth be told: I actually didn't have any plans on writing a review for The Fast and the Furious, until the Cannes Film Festival announced they were doing a midnight screening at their event. And realizing that it's been 25 years since this action flick came out, I figured it was time to give my thoughts on it. As a long time fan of the franchise, I enjoyed revisiting this entertaining, popco

Despite not being the biggest Coen brothers fan, there's something about No Country For Old Men that just clicks for me. Whether it'd be the terrific ensemble, the detailed writing, or the quiet but subdued pacing, it's a film that's always been on my mind for quite some time. The film follows Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin), who stumbles upon a botched up drug deal and takes a briefcase that holds $2 million in cash. He discovers he's being followed by a merciless killer by the