As I noted in a previous article, both Jaws 3-D and Superman III were not only released in the same year but marked, for all intents and purposes, the beginning of the end for...
Renegado gets into the Halloween spirit by reviewing Twilight. But it’s not the Twilight you’re expecting…
“It appears a significant amount of footage has been put back in just to explain continuity gaffes in the Lester Cut that only hardcore OCD Superman fans ever cared about.”
“Even with all of Lester’s silly comedy bits, Superman II is still superior to any other superhero movie that would come along for decades.”
Nixon At Burger King
Phil Buni brings you Wes Anderson’s most underrated film, The Royal Tenenbaums, starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Ben Stiller, and Luke Wilson as former child prodigies whose lives have all gone horribly wrong thanks to their father (Gene Hackman), who suddenly reappears in their lives, claiming he has weeks to live.
We know what you’re thinking: Superman: The Movie has a great cast, an iconic score, and awesome special effects. Isn’t this movie too good to make fun of, and obsessively nitpick over? To that we say: Welcome to the Agony Booth! Is this your first time here?
Film Renegado reviews The Mexican, which is not his life story, but rather the 2001 romantic comedy-slash-mob caper flick starring Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts, though rarely at the same time.
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
“This movie is really starting to hurt me in my common sense.”
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