Now celebrating its 72nd anniversary, Godzilla is a character that has not only endured, but evolved over time. Godzilla has been a monster, a hero, a villain, a force of nature, etc. Godzilla also acts as a sort of time capsule from the 1950s to the present as the films have provided commentary on different eras and shifted tones and even genres. Perhaps the most miraculous thing is that the franchise is arguably better than ever in the past 12 years. In honor of the wide release of “Godzilla Minus Zero” today, I’m ranking all 39 Godzilla films. As a longtime fan, this list was harder to compile than I thought, but at this moment in time, this is where I stand.
2018 was a weird year for cinema. I saw a lot of rewarding indie films and documentaries, a few clunkers, plenty of good movies, and a number of deeply overhyped movies (I’m looking at you “A Star Is Born,” “Green Book,” and “Hereditary”). Much to my surprise the films from the first half of the year reigned supreme…and most of them were blockbusters! That is very uncommon to say the least. Of course, the back half of the year saw plenty of award worthy winners as well. Below I have posted my personal ten favorite films of the year along with a number of notables. As with every year, I haven’t seen everything just yet. I have a handful of titles left to see and if one or more of these films make a big impression on me I will update the list. Anyway, on with the list! Continue reading →
2018 is a brand new year and with that comes a new slate of movies. While there are the expected anticipated comic book movies, the year will also offer up a variety of films in other genres from musicals to boxing films. Below I have posted the 10 films I am most looking forward to as of right now. Obviously, the slate will change and there will sure to be films that come out of nowhere, but for now, these are the ones I am most excited about. On with the list! Continue reading →
With the summer film season winding down, it’s time to look forward to the fall and winter movie seasons. Not only will we be seeing major tentpole releases, but the Academy Award worthy movies will be hitting the big screen as well. Below I have listed my 10 most anticipated fall and winter 2017 films. Obviously, there’s more I am interested in than just these 10, but these are the top tier ones for me. On with the list! Continue reading →
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