Ant-Man Trailer Review

Preface

Sorry for my 9-day gap there guys, my laptop has been in the shop and well, there hasn’t been a TON to talk about.
- I’ll do a post in the next couple of day about some superhero directing news, but there isn’t much else to review at the time.
- Better Call Saul Review will be out soon, and I’m watching Daredevil, so look forward to that.
But this Ant-Man trailer was really cool, and proves why I think it’s gonna be a hit.

Parks and Recreation Review

Preface

Here’s a quote I’ve coined. “The least important thing in making a comedy is having it be funny.”
With that, let’s discuss.

Premise

Parks and Recreation is an NBC sitcom that started in 2009 and completed its run just a few weeks ago.
It’s about workers at the Parks and Recreation department in the small town of Pawnee, Indiana and all the triumphs or lack thereof they may or may not accomplish.
And well. It’s kinda good. Kinda?

Preface

Haven’t done one of these in who-knows-how-long.
As you all know, March is graveyard month of movies.
So in my attempts to keep you all entertained (and manage at least 8 posts on this site per month), let’s talk about a developing news story in the world of movies that’s pretty significant, and has just taken a dark turn…

Preface

I actually just finished reading Gillian Flynn’s novel Dark Places about a week ago.
And now the poster just dropped, the trailer just dropped, and I’m excited.
- Because it looks good.
(And yeah I didn’t see the new Age of Ultron trailer because I don’t want the whole movie to be spoiler for me by the time I see it. So we got Dark Places trailer, and maybe a Mr. Holmes Trailer review also…)

Premise

Dark Places is about a woman named Libby Day (played by Charlize Theron) who survives the murder of her three family members as a young girl, and then testifies against her brother who she claims committed the crime.
But 30 years later, some crime experts that research the case bring her onto their team and try to prove that her brother may be innocent after all…
And don’t worry, no spoilers ahead (cuz like I said, I’ve read the book).

Preface

I saw this movie with my friend Pat DUFFy, more on him later, but naturally that joke needed to be made…

Premise

So this movie is basically a Mean Girls-ish high school movie about the technology-based world, and what high school is supposed to be like nowadays.
And mainly it focuses on this girl Bianca who is told at a party she is the Duff (Designated Ugly Fat Friend) to her more attractive friends.
So with the help of her neighbor/jock friend from childhood, she needs to un-Duff herself, get the guy, and defeat the evil popular girl in school.
Yeah, I’ll talk more about that premise later, but let’s talk some positives first!