Sugar makes medicine go down with dark Zootopia
The Good Dinosaur may have won over the kinder crowd and Inside Out may have walked away with all the award-season kudos last year, but when... Continue Reading
Author: Tomás Romero
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies proves too polite
When Quirk Books publisher Jason Rekulak first pitched the idea of injecting a healthy dose of brain-eating gore into one of the most revere... Continue Reading
Thanksgiving comes early with Hail, Caesar! turkey
When it comes to making really bad movies on a truly epic scale, nobody in Hollywood does it better than the Coen brothers. For while Fargo,... Continue Reading
Why the new ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital is revolutionary
The first time I toured ORBIS International’s third generation Flying Eye Hospital (FEH) in 2013 it was little more than a stripped do... Continue Reading
I’m Off Then offers up soul-searching pilgrimage
An overworked, self-described “pudgy couch potato”, Hape Kerkeling wasn’t exactly Charlie Sheen excessive, but after burni... Continue Reading
Irish immigrant saga Brooklyn will steal your heart
I watched a lot of movies in film school, but one that always stuck with me was Elia Kazan’s late career masterpiece America America. ... Continue Reading
Honeywell looks to be Apple of industrial sector with HUE initiative
For more than 130 years Honeywell and its predecessor companies have been at the forefront of innovation across a wide range of technology a... Continue Reading
Maggie Smith breathes fire into The Lady in the Van
After more than sixty years in the business, it’s easier to pick the occupations and/or iconic film roles that Dame Maggie Smith has n... Continue Reading
Fifth grade USO-style girl group HOPE takes flight at B-17 tour stop
Founded in 1941 by Mary Ingraham at the request of then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the United Service Organization’s (USO) missi... Continue Reading
Spanish Affair 2 is second helping of awesome
Calanda-born writer-director Luis Buñuel put Spanish cinema squarely on the map during his long, storied career with such surrealist classic... Continue Reading
Point Break remake makes you yearn for the original
Remakes are tricky. Especially when you’re redoing a movie that is widely considered to be one of the best bad movies ever made, Kathr... Continue Reading
Sisters proves equal opportunity offender
Old School had death by KY-lube wrestling and streaking, Bachelor Party had a scene with a donkey snorting cocaine and Animal House had John... Continue Reading
Turkish takes product placement to new heights with Warner Bros
Canadian carrier WestJet gave Disney fans the full-on Arendelle experience last October with the launch of its Frozen-themed Boeing 737-800.... Continue Reading
Mountains May Depart is masterful moviemaking
Born in the aftermath of 1989’s bloody Tiananmen Square protests, when state censorship was at an all-time high, China’s undergr... Continue Reading
Gritty, gory The Hateful Eight is one hell of a ride
When The Hateful Eight was released late last year, critics and film geeks everywhere touted the film as Quentin Tarantino’s first wes... Continue Reading
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