Film Major Blog

Genre: Biography, Drama, Musical Director: Michael Gracey Writers: Jenny Bicks & Bill Condon Cinematographer: Seamus McGarvey Editors: Tom Cross, Robert Duffy, Joe Hutshing, Michael McCusker, Jon Poll, & Spencer Susser Rated: PG The story on how P.T. Barnum came from nothing to create a spectacular show that gives people of different backgrounds a chance to shine.

Genre: Fantasy and Sci-fi Director: Rian Johnson Writers: Rian Johnson Cinematographer: Steve Yedlin Editor: Bob Ducsay Rated: PG-13 The Rebel Resistance desperately fights against the First Order while Rey struggles to convince Luke Skywalker to join the fight while dealing with the Jedi way.   It’s been over a month since ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ was release in theaters. I think it’s a good time to talk about it. Just in case, ------------------------------------------SPOILERS-------------------------------------------------

Interesting films were release in the year 2017, here are my favorite 2017 films~

Genre: Action, Adventure, and Comedy Director: Jake Kasdan Writers: Chris McKenna & Erik Sommers Cinematographer: Gyula Pados Editors: Steve Edwards & Mark Helfrich Rated: PG-13 Back as a video game, four kids are suck into the Jumanji game as avatars. They will need to work together in order to survive Jumanji and complete the game. --------------------------------------------Some Spoilers------------------------------------------- Almost a sequel/reboot to the original 'Jumanji' (1995) film. It felt like 'Breakfast Club' meets 'Jumanji' in a way since the four high school kids who are different from each other get detention and that's how they find the video game 'Jumanji'. It was a cool twist where the Jumanji, board game, adapts to the new age of video games and transforms into one. Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Heart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan did a great job in this film with the comedy line and action. I enjoyed...

Vlogmas no.2! This time I talk about the films I'm looking forward to watching in December! The Shape of Water ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5580390/?ref_=nv_sr_1 ) Ferdinand ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3411444/ ) Star Wars: The Last Jedi ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2527336/?ref_=nv_sr_2 ) The Greatest Showman ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1485796/?ref_=nv_sr_1 ) Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2283362/?ref_=nv_sr_1 ) Downsizing ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1389072/ )

First day of Vlogmas and I talk a little about the films that were released in the month of November from what I had seen and want to see. -Thor: Ragnorok ( https://goo.gl/UNdVAx ) -Murder on the Orient Express ( https://goo.gl/kJZTiS ) -Howl's Moving Castle ( https://goo.gl/eQZiVn ) -Pokemon I Choose You ( https://goo.gl/fF9rer ) -Justice League ( https://goo.gl/e5Uu76 ) -Coco ( https://goo.gl/LmW7EJ ) -The Man Invented Christmas ( https://goo.gl/xw8bbN )

Genre: Crime, Drama, and Mystery Director: Kenneth Branagh Writer: Michael Green Editor: Mick Audsley Cinematographer: Haris Zambarloukos Production Design: Jim Clay Rated: PG-13                   Based on Agatha Christie’s novel, thirteen passengers trapped on the Orient Express as World Famous Detective, Hercule Poirot races the clock before the murder strikes again.  

Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, and Sci-fi Director: Taika Waititi Writer: Eric Pearson & Craig Kyle Editor: Zene Baker & Joel Negron Production Design: Dan Hennah & Ra Vincent Extra Clips: Post and After Credits Rated: PG-13 Two years after ‘Avenger: Age of Ultron’ Thor winds up in a wild planet called Sakaar, which forces him to battle against other fighters to escape to save Asgard from falling. ======Continuing may contain Spoilers, but not too much I believe========

Genre: Action, Drama, and Thriller Director: Martin Campbell Writer: David Marconi (Screenplay) and Stephen Leather (Author of “The Chinaman”) Editor: Angela M. Catanzaro Cinematography: David Tattersall Rated:R Based on “The Chinaman” by Stephen Leather, Quan seeks vengeance as a politically motivated terrorism destroys his peaceful life. Quan relentlessly searches for the people responsible as the British Police and an Irish Politician pushes pressure in searching for the rogue terrorists.

Genre: Comedy and Action Director: Patrick Hughes Writer: Tom O’Connor Editor: Jake Roberts Cinematographer: Jules O’Loughlin Animator: Borislav Dimitrov Post Credit Extra: Yes Rated: R Michael Bryce, a down on his luck bodyguard, gets himself a new client. His new client, hit man named Darius Kincaid, is the only witness left to testify against a powerful Dictator.  A clock is ticking, hopefully they’ll be able to make it without killing each other first.  I saw the trailer to ‘Hitman’s Bodyguard’ back in June while waiting to meet up with friends to see the ‘Wonder Woman’. I was really excited to see Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson in action.  This was my second time watching a film by myself in theaters. The two main actors have good chemistry with their funny arguments. Michael, the go by the plan guy, ‘boring is safe’; while Darius goes with the flow, ‘when life gives you (poop), you make Kool-aid’.  It wa...