Full Metal Alchemist Live Action Netflix Review By Nightmare Actual I have another little review for you, today. I felt compelled at the end of watching this movie, to make this review. We are going to talk about the movie Full Metal Alchemist the live-action Netflix version. Few things, obviously there’s the source material which I am a huge admirer of and then there’s the live action feature. Somewhat of a lemon and oranges thing. Similar yet very different. While I watched

I am a movie fan, the kind that can rattle off actors, and one-liners on the fly, so when I heard about Movie Buff at PAX South 2017, I was immediately interested. The folks at Golden Bell entertainment have created a game that allows for both the novice and the film fan to enjoy reminiscing about their favorite movies together. The gameplay of Movie Buff is relatively straightforward with players seeking to create a “take” out of various trivia cards that will ask you to nam

“I remember…I remember everything”, is how the new Jason Bourne movie opens and unfortunately for the audience, we remember too. With the franchise’s biggest players back in director Paul Greengrass and titular star Matt Damon, I was super excited to see Jason Bourne take to the silver screen for some thrilling spy heroics and while the film does not disappoint on that front it somewhat stumbles by retreading to closely to plot-lines from earlier films. The whole film feels l

It’s been 7 years since Director JJ Abrams, Paramount Pictures, and Production company Bad Robot blasted off a legendary franchise in a new direction with the release of Star Trek (2009). Star Trek, the legendary long-running sci-fi series, has interwoven itself into global culture, through television, movies, and even real-world science. The series, created by Gene Rodenberry, began as a 1960’s CBS series, which then grew exponentially into various new shows and a multitude

10 Cloverfield Lane is a movie that would have been best served if it was not associated with the budding Cloverfield franchise. My social media feed has been filled with comments about how the last 10 minutes felt off in contrast to the rest of the film. However, as someone who saw the first Cloverfield movie, everything up until the last 10 minutes felt completely off. Honestly, this film probably would have been way better for someone who has never seen the first Cloverfie

Argument is how we grow as an individual. If we surrounded ourselves with only the people we agree with we will always stay as we are in that exact moment. It’s why I’ve had a big problem with the political correctness movement. In essence, there is 100% nothing wrong with being sensitive towards other people’s beliefs and rights as a human being””I can get behind that””but my generation (the Millennial generation) does take it to an extreme. I have the same problem with the

One of the most important film critics to ever live, Pauline Kale, cited that parody was the end of a genre. If that’s to be believed, then Deadpool should mark the end of the superhero phenomenon; just as Blazing Saddles marked the end of the western. I don’t think it is the case, however. Deadpool seems to scratch a different itch for the comic book film audience. Playing on the typical clichés one expects from a Marvel film but does so respectfully at the same time. No, I

It’s a Quentin Tarantino film. No matter what, it will be a spectacle. Even during his worst, most of his films surpass what is being released upon the modern day box office but not just the modern day box office. During his early work in the 90’s, Tarantino was creating films which had never been seen by moviegoers. He hit Hollywood with a bang when Reservoir Dogs released and put Hollywood on notice saying, “I’m here, I’m staying, so you better get out of the way.” If The