Review 217: "After Earth"

"My suit's turned black. I like it, but I think it's something bad!"

The Undefined Gamer: "I, Robot (2004)" Review

Domo arigato, Mr. Will Smith-o.

The Underwelming Post-Apocalypse

    In the last few days, not one but two trailers showcasing 2013 film that covering the people left behind after the world ends have been released. The first is Oblivion, starring Tom Cruise, and the other is After Earth, an M. Night Shyamalan directed film starring Will and Jaden Smith. Here's the trailer for Oblivion:

"Men in Black 3" Review

    The Men in Black are back. Back in time that is! Heh, get it? Aw, shut up and just read the review. This is Men in Black 3!

I Am Legend For a Second Time

    Back in 2007, I Am Legend, a film starring Will Smith following him as he tried to find a cure for a virus that had wiped  out most of the human race. The film did very well at the box office, grossing over 500 Million dollars and becoming the 7th high-grossing film of 2007. At the time however, much was made of the film's ending, which I will not spoil, but long story short, had to be changed after test audiences didn't like how thought-provokingly awesome the original ending was. However, now after 5 years, it seems like a new installment is on the way.

"Wild Wild West" Review

   SPOILER WARNING. NOT THAT YOU SHOULD CARE.

    Every now and again a movie is able to stand the test of time. A select few movies, capable of be being just as good, if not better, then when it first came out. The Godfather is still making us an offer we can't refuse. Back to the Future is still taking us through time. Ghostbusters still has us asking who we're gonna call. So, does Wild Wild West stand the test of time. Why, yes it's still god awful. Thank you for asking.