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I know I’m not the only who went to the movie theatre to see National Treasure 2 a few months back and ended up enjoying the new Disney short screening before the actual movie way more. For those of you not in the know, this is the first Disney Goofy short in over 40 years. I loved watching all of the Disney shorts growing up, and just about forgot about them until I saw this new one in the theatre. It was a very pleasantly unexpected treat! Continue reading »

Is it just me or have horror movies been multiplying at an alarming rate?

I rent almost weekly from my local Blockbuster and, I swear, every other movie on the shelf is a horror movie. Usually the covers are done pretty well—creepy, gory, dark images, they give me the creeps just looking at them. But I doubt half of those movies are any good. Not that I can really tell you when a horror movie is good. Continue reading »

I am a huge fan of Superman: The Animated Series. I think the animation is phenomenal and I really like how the episodes are interconnected throughout the whole series. I have been eagerly awaiting the announcement of the 3rd and final volume of the series on DVD, and, after repeatedly searching on Amazon.com for the Vol. 3 set pre-order, I decided to look it up on Google, and discovered that just recently Warner Bros announced the release for the 20th of June, which has been named ‘SuperDay’! Continue reading »

Well, the year is drawing to an end, so I thought i’d make a list of my favorite movies for 2005.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

I am a dedicated fan of the Harry Potter books, so it was really exciting for me when Goblet of Fire came out. I absolutely loved it! It was a good two and a half hours, but because of all the action it didn’t feel overlong. I did think that some parts went by too quickly, particularly the Quidditch World Cup at the beginning. They get you all excited about the match, with some amazing special effects, and then suddenly it’s over and the mayhem begins. Also, people who haven’t read the book were probably confused with some plot points. Continue reading »