Our Trip to Universal Studios Hollywood Part 3: Shrek 4-D & The Simpsons Ride (Trips & Travels)

I forgot to mention in Part 2 how the Transformers’ ride attendants were dressed up in military outfits, amusingly causing my wife and me to act overly respectful towards them.

Annabelle: Creation (Film Review)

Previously, in my The Conjuring 2 review:

Dave Made a Maze (Quick Review)

I really appreciate a film like this.  It gets right to its nonsensical premise—no setup, no backstory, no logical explanation, just a story about a guy who builds a giant, magical, deadly cardboard maze because he was bored.

Personal Shopper (Film Review)

Kristen Stewart is a very talented actor.

The Hitman's Bodyguard (Quick Review)

Sometimes, a film’s title is enough to draw you in.

Our Trip to Universal Studios Hollywood Part 2: Jurassic Park, The Mummy & Transformers (Trips & Travels)

I continue my review of Universal Studios LA with the park’s Lower Lot.  To see Part 1, click the link here!

The Big Sick (Film Review)

The Big Sick is a film that gradually progresses into excellence.  It starts off a decent, unremarkable romance-comedy with the occasional cute and/or funny moment, but then steadily gains traction as it grows in better comedy, engaging romance, and potent drama.  It’s then that The Big Sick hits its middle section, the meat of the story, where the title’s meaning comes into play.  I wasn’t aware going in what exactly the title was referring to, but after seeing the film I wholly understand its meaning and why the film is named after such event.  It’s the film's “Big Sick” element where the story’s quality skyrockets to phenomenal levels of innovative concepts and beautifully executed comedy-drama.

Micro Reviews #15: Midnight Return, The Shack & Song to Song (Micro Reviews)

Midnight Return: The Story of Billy Hayes and Turkey

Our Trip to Universal Studios Hollywood Part 1: Harry Potter & Despicable Me (Trips & Travels)

Around 2 weeks ago, My wife and I got the amazing opportunity to visit Universal Studios while visiting friends in California.  There we got to experience a plethora of awesome and fun activities and events.  Since the majority of rides/events pertain to film (or are actual short films), I figure it'd be fun to give my two-cents on them.