We Need to Talk: One Year Ago Today...

    Today, May 19, 2012 is officially the one year birthday of Cinema Won. Wow. It completely does not feel like it's been one full year. This time last year I was talking about how much of a cash-grab Titanic 3D was. And now I have reviewed over 30 films and wrote over 140 posts. Time flies when you're having fun, I guess.
    I started new series and unceremoniously ended them after I found they weren't working. I watched movies that have made it on to my list of the greatest movies of all time. Movies like A Nightmare on Elm Street and 1941's The Wolfman. I have seen some of the worst movie ever made, like Just My Luck, Catwoman and (Shudder) The Apocalypse. In my pursuit to simply review movies I have made memory and had experiences I never would before.
    And I hope to keep these going for as long as I can. As Cinema Won enter's it's second year, I'm looking forward to doing new things and writing new series that will keep thing interesting. And above all else, I'll keep reviewing movies, every week, just for you guys. Thank you for helping Cinema Won reach a full year. Thank you.

We Need to Talk: Future Wars

    We Need to Talk is back! This time, I thought I'd take some time to talk about the future as according to Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.

We Need to Talk: Stop Teasing Me!

    As I had said in the first episode of this new show, I wasn't quite sure how often I would be posting episodes, but even I didn't think I'd write another one this quickly. But a current trend in movie advertising that has me fairly dumb-struck and I feel that I need to talk about it. Why, for the love of everything, do we need trailers FOR MOVIE TRAILERS?

We Need to Talk: Cash In and Fail

    In this new weekly series, I will discuss something that has to do with something going on in the past week or related to the movie I have most recently reviewed. While I will definitely (Hopefully?) get at least one episode out to you a week, there may be more than one depending on what I want to say. For this inaugural episode, in honor of Shark Night failed cash-in on Piranha 3D's success, I'm gonna list some movies that tried so hard to cash-in on the success of of something more popular and failed. Starting with...