Night Shymalan’s newest project is a found footage horror movie focused on two kid actors, one of whom plays an aspiring rapper, that go to visit their estranged grandparents for the week. And there it is.
Does that description sound awful? Probably.
Did the trailer to this movie look unwatchable? Yes it did.
So how was this movie? SUPER entertaining actually!
I FINALLY got around to seeing The End of the Tour, from director James Ponsoldt.
James Ponsoldt directed The Spectacular Now, one of my favorite movies from 2013 and a movie that stuck with me for a while after seeing it.
So naturally, I was here to review his newest movie that I was extremely excited about!
Premise
So The End of the Tour is about this journalist for Rolling Stone named David Lipsky (played by Jesse Eisenberg) and it follows the one week he spent with acclaimed writer David Foster Wallace at the end of Wallace’s book tour.
So you many of you guys have been reading a lot of my posts for over a year now, and you know that I have my sarcastic remarks and my witty quips, but I’m not typically a self-centered person, I’m typically pretty humble.
And I don’t like to be super into myself, but today’s my birthday!
And though 16 is big cuz, hey you can drive! Or 18 is big cuz, oh hey you can vote! I’ve been waiting to turn 17 for a while.
Because 17 is the age you have to be to get into R-Rated movies alone.
So as my boyhood turns to manhood in the movie-community, I thought I should do something really special.
So here is my review of Silver Linings Playbook, which is my single favorite film of all time.
I’m serious!
Oh, it’s also my 200th post on this site, so it’s double-special!
Alrighty guys, if you haven’t already checked out my Review on Seasons 1-3 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, click here to check it out first, then come back here to check out Part 2, the conclusion to the series!
And the reason I do 2 reviews is because Seasons 1-3 were FANTASTIC television and though Seasons 4-7 were all good… That’s all they were was decent and okay.
I’ll go into each season (like I did in Part 1), but just know that this is a positive review, though I have more complaints with this half than I did with the first part of the show.
No Spoilers for Seasons 1-7, or any part of the show here!