All in Film Reviews
This was one of the first anime films I ever owned on the DVD format (actually the first film I ever owned on DVD) and is easily in my top 50 movies ever. A beautiful film that everyone should see at least once and is one that also owes a debt to the 1927 Fritz Lang Metropolis.
Something of a black sheep in the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise, F91 started life as a TV series but was changed to a movie in the planning stages. Strange direction to take but how did the movie turn out? Let's dive in and find out!
Live action remakes of animated films are usually a miss aren't they? Hollywood fumbles that a lot but it would seem so can anyone else. Let's take a look at both versions of Jin-Roh and...well...why Illang isn't very good at all.
This time I am covering another film in the "movie" timeline of the Patlabor series. WXIII (Wasted 13) takes place before Patlabor 2 and thus it is only fitting to get this one out of the way.
Although Katsuhiro Otomo's Memories was my first and my favorite anime anthology film, Robot Carnival is a classic in its own right especially here in the West. Let's dive right in.
The first two Patlabor movies were my introduction to the franchise. This first movie is underrated and has far more depth to it than I saw in it the first time. Let's take a look.
A movie that is the combination of Terminator, Aliens and Tokusatsu films from Godzilla movie producers and visual effects workers that features giant robots beating the crap out of each other? That sounds awesome and thankfully Gunhed is that kind of movie
This is a companion piece of sorts to my first video on the film I made about 5 years ago.
This film is considered the best since the original classic but sadly that isn't saying a whole lot.....
We actually have a really good entry in Macross Delta. I know. I'm surprised too. Its not only a good movie but it actually gives the series a proper conclusion. How good is it? Tune in and find out.
Terry Gilliam's most recent film is the product of 25 years of development hell. Infamous for all the times it has been started and cancelled especially for the disastrous 2000 production.
Daniel took some time during our last live stream to give us his thoughts on James Cameron's new movie, AVATAR: The Way Of Water. Sounds like it's not much different from the first one.
The 12 Disasters of Christmas (or simply "12 Disasters" as it is called as well) is in my eyes the Syfi Channel at its laziest.
Violent Night is a cross between Die Hard, Home Alone with a touch of John Wick and my sister and I had a blast watching it. David Harbour may be my favorite movie Santa ever.
Hannah and I take a look at Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 adaptation of the classic Bram Stoker novel
While both are very good one is better than the other (I gave that away in the title). Why are they so good? Tune in and find out.
A re-upload of one of my earliest videos and one of my best
It is as the title states. This one is underappreciated. Watch it ASAP!
The Hollywood version is a big disappointment but the reasons for it are...rather curious.
A short look at Katsuhiro Otomo’s fun but flawed steampunk adventure.
