VIDEO: The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
The Suspect looks at the Spidey flick hated by many and defended by few: The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Is it really as bad as people make it out to be? Well no, but it has problems by the fuck-ton.
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VIDEO: The Amazing Spider-Man duology: A retrospective
In honor of the third anniversary of the Graphic Novel Picture Show, Sybil flagellates herself for the amusement of her fans by reviewing both installments of the short-lived Amazing Spider-Man movie series.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) is a campy embarrassment
“I wish I could say this film had potential. But potential would imply that someone gave a shit.”
Spider-Man 2 is Not Amazing But Paul Giamatti Is
Spider-Man 2 is Not Amazing But Paul Giamatti Is
VIDEO: The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
Renegado has seen the sequel to the reboot of the Spider-Man franchise, despite not having watched the first one. Did avoiding the tired origin story make watching this movie more enjoyable? Watch the review and find out!
Downton Abbey Season Finale Recap: The Ugly Americans
Downton Abbey Season Finale Recap: The Ugly Americans
Cosmopolis (2012)
“As he points his gun at Packer’s head, I felt like he was also pointing a monologue gun at my own head, softly and rapidly firing word bullets into my brain.”
VIDEO: Lady in the Water (2006)
The Slob begins a special series of reviews called The M. Night Before Christmas, where he looks at the films of the internet's favorite punching bag, M. Night Shyamalan! First up, Lady in the Water, starring Paul Giamatti as a crazy super who finds Bryce Dallas Howard in a pool, and discovers she's a mythical mermaid-thing who's come to protect the savior of humanity, cleverly played by Shyamalan himself!
VIDEO: Planet of the Apes (2001)
The Cinema Slob explores the film's subtle social commentary, its heart-wrenching plea for acceptance of cross-species love, and of course, its genius twist ending.
Razzie Weekend 2007, Part 1: Lady in the Water, Little Man
I've been promising to do this for years, but for some reason I just never get around to it. Well, I'm sure one reason is the idea of sitting through five awful films in the space of one weekend is enough to make me go, hmm, don't I have some toilet scrubbing to do? But as one of the preeminent Bad Movie-ologists on the web (and by the web, I mean my own mind), I felt it was necessary to at least poke my head up from my steady diet of awful cinema of the '60s, '70s, and '80s. It was time to discover the State of the Bad Movie in 2006.
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