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Category Archives: Entertainment
Joel’s review of Inside Out (2015)
We watched Inside Out (2015) recently, and it was damn interesting. Damn interesting, I say. We didn’t have time to see it opening week, but caught it the week after on a Friday night. The film stars Amy Poehler, Phyllis … Continue reading
Joel’s review of Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) and our big date night
With the new Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) coming out in theaters, we planned our next date night in advance. Kids would sleep over at my parents’ house, and we’d go out for a dinner and a movie. After work and … Continue reading
Joel’s review of Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
This weekend, we went to see Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015). I remember when I used to rush off to watch a film on opening night, but after all the kids came along, we were lucky for a long time … Continue reading
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Tagged avengers, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, mcu, movies
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Joel’s review of This Is the End (2013)
So….. this was a stupid movie. Sorry, just had to get it out of the way there. This Is the End came out in 2013, written and directed by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen. The film is about fictionalized versions of these famous Hollywood … Continue reading
Joel’s review of Gravity (2013)
I recently watched Gravity starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, a 2013 film directed by Alfonso Cuarón, written by Alfonso Cuarón and his brother Jonás Cuarón. The film was released nearly two years ago, and we really should have seen … Continue reading
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Tagged alfonso cuarón, disaster, drama, george clooney, movies, sandra bullock, space
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Joel’s review of Son of Batman (2014)
I rented Son of Batman, one of the more recent DCAU film straight-to-video releases. [Side note: What was the last DCAU film released to theaters? Batman: Mask of the Phantasm back in 1993?] This film is an adaptation of the Damien … Continue reading
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Tagged action, animated, batman, dc animated universe, DCAU, movies, robin
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Joel’s review of Edge of Tomorrow (2014)
I needed to relax one night, and I decided to catch Edge of Tomorrow on Netflix earlier this week. This came out last year, and it looked interesting, but I never had time to go see it with anyone. The film … Continue reading
Joel’s review of Robocop (2014)
I recently discovered that the 2014 Robocop remake was available on Netflix. Funny — hadn’t noticed it before. I’ve avoided most remakes, including that one for Total Recall. Listen, I’m not against a remake if it is going to be … Continue reading
Joel’s review of The Other Woman (2014)
My wife and I recorded and watched The Other Woman on cable TV recently. This is that 2014 romantic (?) comedy starring Leslie Mann, Cameron Diaz, and Kate Upton. It’s…… not a good film by any means. There’s no real way that … Continue reading
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Tagged cameron diaz, kate upton, leslie mann, movies, romantic comedy
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Joel’s review of The World’s End (2013)
HBO recently had The World’s End on, so I recorded it for viewing later when the kiddos would not be around. This is the fourth Simon Pegg and Nick Frost film that I’ve seen now. Let’s see, I’ve seen them in Shaun … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, edgar wright, movies, nick frost, rosamund pike, science fiction, simon pegg
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