Some Thoughts, Even More Mistakes
The Golden Globes are the silliest award show on the planet. If you don't know why, here is an easy way to sum it up. The Oscars, obviously the most "important" annual award show for film, is voted on by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences which consists of a voting body of … Continue reading 2020 Golden Globe Predictions and Hopes
I enjoy gambling. I would say I’m bad at it but I wouldn’t say I’m any worse than the average 20 something white male who follows Barstool, or Bill Simmons, or other sports gambling content online and decided to give it a try and then after a few months/years giving it a try turned into … Continue reading NFL Wild Card Weekend Gambling Picks
This seemed like a good idea at the time. I love movies. I love going to the movie theater. I love immersing myself in new worlds, by being left in awe by brilliant directing, acting, writing, visual effects, and I love thinking about and trying to break down a given film in my head. I … Continue reading Top 100 Films of the 2010s
If you’ve ever been on film twitter, or the Youtube comment section of a film review/commentary channel, or talked to Martin Scorsese, you may have heard the idea that Marvel is a problem for Hollywood. The theory is based on the idea that Marvel boxes out smaller films, and smaller filmmakers, from receiving attention or … Continue reading No, Marvel Movies Did Not Ruin Hollywood – My Take
10. Waves Waves is written and directed by Trey Edward Shults and stars Taylor Russell, Kelvin Harrison Jr., and Sterling K. Brown. It follows a suburban family led by a controlling and complicated father figure (Brown). This was the most visceral movie experience of 2019 for me. It is almost a sensory overload with Shults' … Continue reading Top Ten Favorite Films of 2019
I Don’t Know. I don’t know anything. I don’t know how to answer the question "where do you see yourself in five years?" when asked in interviews. I can’t see the future, just give me this position so my parent’s stop asking me about getting a “real job.” I’ve probably spent about half of my … Continue reading I Don’t Know: The “Not A Real Person Yet” Thesis Statement
Not A Real Person Yet 