“God Bless America” is basically a rant against the celebrity culture, bigots, and rude people, and how these are becoming increasingly common. Frank is basically a good guy who’s fallen on hard times. He just got fired for being accused of sexual harrassment, his daughter wants nothing to do with him and is a brat, [...]

I had this in my Netflix queue for a while, and completely forgot about it until last night. It focuses mainly on “Father Ollie,” who abused 25 children in California over a span of twenty years. In addition to a few victims and their families, it also focuses on a larger problem of how the [...]

I’ve said this before, but I’m going to make a Venn diagram to further illustrate my point: video game logic and movie logic don’t always overlap. That was a problem in the first movie, and it’s a bigger problem in this movie. As an example, in the first movie, there is a scene where Rose [...]

I’m always apprehensive about these movies with a hardcore skeptic as a main character, because you just know that their story arc will involve some radical change in the end. I have mixed feelings about certain things, because on the one hand, it’s fiction and anything goes. On the other hand, in the real world, [...]

I didn’t watch this when it was on television, and I just finished watching the series a few days ago. This follows what happens in the end of the series, when our heros John Crichton (Ben Browder) and Aeryn Sun(Claudie Black) decide to get married, but then they’re crystallized and turned to dust. Then we [...]