2012 Brit Awards

If you do not have Fuse you can tune in now to watch the Brit Awards. Look out for One Direction who are nominated for the British Single Award.

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Updated 12:41 P.M. : Congratulations to One Direction for winning the British Single Award!

REVIEW: 30 Minutes or Less

Director Ruben Fleischer's Zombieland was a fresh take on the zombie genre. It was a nice addition. His follow up film 30 Minutes or Less is not as strong as Zombieland but still manages to accomplish what it set out to do. The film is well cast and is funny when it needs to be. 

REVIEW: A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas

3D is all the craze now. Hopefully it dies out soon. It's not that 3D is bad, well actually, yes it is. For every good 3D film like Avatar or Martin Scorsese's Hugo, you also get a bag full of films that become unbearable to watch because of horrendous and distracting 3D. Luckily for me I did not watch this film in 3D or I most likely would not have enjoyed it at all. A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas easily falls into the category of horrible 3D films. 3D is an excuse to milk the film for all its worth. This film is the weakest of the three, however that does not mean there are no laughs to be had.

REVIEW: Melancholia

In honor of Valentine's Day here is my review to a film that doesn't really have a love story, but would be an interesting flick to watch with your significant other. Lars von Trier's Melancholia is a wonderful film that explores someone with a deep state of depression coupled with a cataclysmic event. This film is definitely not for everyone, but it was one of the more profound movie experiences I have had in a long time.

Louder Than Words

I cannot call myself a filmmaker without making films myself. Here is one I recently completed for my USC Cinematic Arts application entitled Louder Than Words.

REVIEW: The Devil Inside

I am tired of found footage films. Once in awhile found footage films work, like Cloverfield  and the original Paranormal Activity.What makes them work is the simple fact that they are creative and they bring new and fresh takes to the genre. This film neither has any creativity nor does it bring anything to the found footage genre. 

REVIEW: Drive

Drive is an excellent display of what films could be if you removed all the extra Hollywood non-sense. The set up is simple. A stuntman/getaway driver falls for his next door neighbor, Irene. After a few weeks it is revealed that Irene(Carey Mulligan)actually has a man that will be soon released from prison. Throw in members of a crime organization and you have Drive.