5 Movies That You Can Definitely Watch With Your Mother (And the rest of your family)

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the awesome mothers out there!  There are a lot of negativity out in the world and media right now, but no matter the circumstances, there is still no better time than now to be able to spend time with our mothers; for those of us that are able.  I grew up in an Asian family, so movie time for us was usually some ridiculous Chinese or Cantonese dramas filled … Read more

Ready Player One Movie Review

If you have yet to see Ready Player One on the big screen, you should catch it fast before it is gone from theaters. However, it will also be a fantastic movie to watch at home in your home theater surround sound. This movie is an instant classic and has got to be one of the best movies released in 2018. (This review has spoilers!) The Ready Player One movie which you can find online … Read more

Netflix Movie Review: Bright

So I saw the movie Bright which released on Netflix on 12/22/2017 and as a fan of Fantasy, Science Fiction and movies in general I thought I would share my thoughts on the movie and would be happy to exchange comments and opinions with readers.  I am trying not to post spoilers, so if you do comment don’t leave spoilers though the movie doesn’t have that original of a plot that there is much to … Read more

Top 10 Movies from 2016

Yes, I realize this is a little late but, let’s face it, 2016 ended on a really high note as far as I’m concerned. Six out of the ten I’m going to list here were all released in November or December. So, naturally, I wanted to wait it out a little bit before making this list. I would like to state this now, this list was compiled using a various number of sites and votes, … Read more

Split Movie Review

Through the years, M. Night Shyamalan has created classic horror movies. If you talk to anyone who lives in the Western world and say, “I see dead people,” they’ll almost certainly know what movie you’re talking about. This year, he brought us Split, a terrifying new take on a kidnapping traditional kidnapping horror movie. As the movie opens, we meet Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy), Claire (Haley Lu Richardson), and Marcia (Jessica Sula) waiting for Claire’s dad to put gifts … Read more

Poverty Inc. Movie Review by Brian Alford and Geoffrey Marks

So recently Passion River Films reached out to us asking for a documentary review and we haven’t reviewed movies for a while, so both Brian Alford and Geoffrey Marks from the DragonBlogger team hooked up a movie night and watched the movie together.  This is a two author review of the documentary Poverty, Inc. Brian Alford Being a fan of documentaries I tend to feel like I am in a minority of people who can truly … Read more

Racing Extinction – A Documentary With Digital Graffiti

What is Racing Extinction? In a much catchier effort to educate people about the extinction of our cohabitants on Earth, Discovery Channel is going to televise a documentary on December 2, 2015 that is an awesome amalgamation of Automobile and Cinematographic Technology, Wildlife conservation and Architecture. Apart from the concerted effort of a Race-car driver, Ecologists, Movie makers and their teams, University researchers and Director Louie Psihoyos. In spite of several decades of environmentalist campaigns and … Read more

Review of the OtterBox Defender Series Case for Motorola Droid Turbo

Review of the OtterBox Defender Series Case for Motorola Droid Turbo We all think that we are super careful and will not wreck our phones and I am one of those as well. I have had tons of phones and never broke one till now. Mind you I have dropped them and scratched them, but they didn’t break, my luck ran out with this phone, the Motorola Droid Maxx and it was such a great … Read more

5 Most Bizarre Movies That Ever Got Made

There are good movies, bad movies and movies not worth watching. Then there are movies which are so bizarre that  you won’t know how to react. This doesn’t mean that they’re bad, though. These movies usually explore uncharted territories. This list is made up of movies that fall in the last category. Note: The list contains spoilers and plot details. 5. The Trueman Show On The Air. Unaware. The Trueman Show is about a man called … Read more

Jurassic World Review

It’s been fourteen years since the last Jurassic Park movie came out and twenty since the original. While the original Jurassic Park will always be a classic and revolutionary in so many ways, The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III definitely left a bad taste in my mouth, as well as the majority of the Jurassic Park fan base. The Lost World: Jurassic Park was completely forgettable and, with the exception of Jeff … Read more

Avengers: Age of Ultron Review

We are truly in the information age. We have so much information at our fingertips it’s hard to stay away from finding out every individual detail about anything and everything. You learn everything you can about a certain thing, whether it be a band, a book or, in this case, a movie. That can cause quite a few problems, however. I’ve known there was going to be a sequel to the Avengers movie since, well, … Read more

X-Men: Days of Future Past Movie Review

Stop! Wait! Hold the press! Are you telling me that they’ve made another X-Men movie? One that is not only a sequel to the original X-Men triology but also the newer, First Class, installment? One that, essentially, negates Brett Ratner’s terrible X-Men: The Last Stand and the equally atrocious X-Men Origins: Wolverine by Gavin Hood? Sign me up for that! Bryan Singer returns to the X-Men franchise to direct X-Men: Days of Future Past and, … Read more

Guardians of the Galaxy Movie Review

From “I’m Not In Love” by 10cc that sets up the prologue to “Come and Get Your Love” by Redbone that begins the main story, the tone is set right from the start with Guardians of the Galaxy. This isn’t your everyday superhero film, though it does have all the characteristics of a Marvel one. Guardians of the Galaxy is contagiously upbeat right from the opening credits and keeps the mood light throughout. It has … Read more

Review of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

“You are only quite a little fellow in a wide world, after all.” These words, spoken with such warmth by Gandalf (Ian McKellen) to his burglar, sum up the movie and the trilogy perfectly. For this isn’t quite a movie about Bilbo (Martin Freeman) and his unexpected journey as much as it is just him being a small cog in an extremely large machine. Bilbo is very much a little fellow in this story that … Read more

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Movie Review

If you were to tell me that a sequel, to a franchise that’s been rebooted for a third time, that had lost it’s director, writers and the majority it’s actors would be one of the most successful films of the year, I would’ve called you a liar. Yet, that’s exactly what happened with Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Even amidst one of the stronger summers for cinema, this one definitely stood its own … Read more