50 Classic Redneck Movies — Bonnywood Manor

It’s amazing how messing with just a word or two in a title can totally change your marketing demographic… 1. “The Combine Strikes Back” 2. “Lawrence of Alabama” 3. “The Sound of Mooing” 4. “A Streetcar Named Bessie Mae” 5. “From Here to That Tree over Yonder” 6. “The Best Beers of Our Lives” […] via… Continue reading 50 Classic Redneck Movies — Bonnywood Manor

Ranked: Christopher Nolan Movies — Keith & the Movies

We are a little less than three months away from a new Christopher Nolan movie. Well, that is unless the current global pandemic has its way. But let’s think positive. “Tenet” will be Nolan’s 11th feature film and easily my most anticipated movie of the year. Readers of this site probably know he is near […]… Continue reading Ranked: Christopher Nolan Movies — Keith & the Movies

Crazy Heart (2009) — Through The 4th Wall

Director: Scott Cooper Screenplay by: Scott Cooper (based on Crazy Heart by Thomas Cobb) Starring: Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Colin Farrell and Robert Duvall. Runtime: 117 minutes via Crazy Heart (2009) — Through The 4th Wall

X2 (2003) — Through The 4th Wall

Director: Bryan Singer Screenplay by: Michael Dougherty, Dan Harris & David Hayter (based on X-Men by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby) Starring: Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Hugh Jackman, Brian Cox, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen & James Marsden. Runtime: 128 minutes via X2 (2003) — Through The 4th Wall

Movies for the Quarantine — Unorganized Republics

Sure, there are plenty of escapist, high calorie movies and TV shows to watch while stuck at home during the quarantine, but the heart and soul might eventually need something more nourishing than shiny superhero angst or trashy, tiger breeding American grotesques. So, here are some movies that I watch when I need inspiration or […]… Continue reading Movies for the Quarantine — Unorganized Republics

Interstellar Review: A Space Opera Better than the (sequels) — Redcon

I love movies, like a lot so I decided to talk about them on this blog and begin with a one that I have recently seen, that is right I haven’t seen Interstellar until last week. Back when it came out I was busy with other stuff and heard that the critics reception wasn’t very […]… Continue reading Interstellar Review: A Space Opera Better than the (sequels) — Redcon

Breaking the Titanic — History in the (Re)Making

Have two different versions of the Titanic’s final moments… The first from A Night to Remember (1958) The second and arguably more iconic from Titanic (1997)… via Breaking the Titanic — History in the (Re)Making