Reeltime movie reviews

The Star Wars Force Awakens film was up longer, because i needed to take some time off, the Christmas holiday was just around the corner, which gave me two choices, anger my family, deal with the consequences of not spending time or take some time off and come back strong in 2016. The main reason for the top five worst films of 2015 is because, i always wanted to do one, and the concept of a mini list of movies.  Before Reeltime took life, i used to have a Podcast, with my friend Tim, couple years ago, we had created something special, a little podcast called "The Movie Bin," a fresh look at movies, we had a following a great beginning, but after sometime, we both went our separate ways, not because of the podcast, but because of limited time, we really had no time, and by the time we published, we were at it again, it sucked to much out of us, so we decided to end things.  Afterwards i went on my own, the drive to write reviews, and a second chance to do what i love, and...

movies.boxofficebuz.com Director: J.J. Abrams Written: Lawrence Kasdan, J.J. Abrams, Michael Arndt, and characters by George Lucas. Cast: Daisy Ridley (Rey), Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), Carrie Fisher (Leia), Billie Lourd, Harrison Ford (Han Solo), Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron), Adam Driver (Kylo Ren), Gwendoline Christie (Captain Phasma), Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca), Domhnall Gleeson (General Hux), John Boyega (Finn), Simon Pegg, Kenny Baker (R2-D2), Lupita Nyong'o (Maz Kanata), Andy Serkis (Supreme Leader Snoke), Anthony Daniels (C3PO), Warwick Davis, Max Von Sydow (Lor San Tekka), Maisie Richardson Sellers (Korr Sella), Iko Uwais (Razoo Quin-Fee), Tim Rose (Admiral Akbar), and Greg Grunberg as Snap Wexley. The anticipation in waiting for this film is pretty big deal, opening day is December 18, 2015 and i had bought tickets for the film three weeks before, the beautiful, special thing about this particular film is my wife and eleven year old kid who pretty much dislikes ever...

justcharlee.ca Director: Matthew Vaughn Writers: Jane Goldman (screenplay), and Matthew Vaughn (screenplay), based on the comics written by Mark Miller and Dave Gibbons. Cast: Colin Firth (Harry Hart / Galahad), Mark Strong (Merlin), Jonno Davies (Lee), Jack Davenport (Lancelot), Samantha Womack (Michelle Unwin), Mark Hamill (Professor Arnold), Velibor Topic (Big Goon), Sofia Boutella (Gazelle), Michael Caine (Arthur), Taron Egerton (Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin), Geoff Bell (Dean), Jordan Long (Poodle), Theo Barklem-Biggs (Ryan), Tobi Bakare (Jamal), Morgan Watkins (Rottweiler), Edward Holocroft (Charlie), Sophie Cookson as Roxy, and Samuel L. Jackson as Valentine. Remember the days when you find the time to sit in on your recliner, or whatever comfortable zone that pleases you.  Pop open a cold drink, slide the DVD of that old James Bond film.  Sean Connery's smile in the 1962 Dr. No. Clearly your senses go overload, after all it is a Bond film; And the older films are my...

movies.mxdwn.com Director: Marjane Satrapi Writer: Michael R. Perry Cast: Ryan Reynolds (Jerry/Mr.Whiskers), Gemma Arterton (Fiona), Anna Kendrick (Lisa), Jacki Weaver (Dr. Warren), Ella Smith (Alison), and Paul Chahidi as Dennis Kowalski. Hope your Thanksgiving was good, staying with family is a wonderful thing especially when your the one invited, not the cook.  Anyway, we head right to December month, was going to review a Christmas film each week but, that would be a bit boring, at least for me it would. Plus, Star Wars is just two weeks away, and that's a target film i would like on my site.  The first week of December has been busy for me, to say the least.  My kid had two concerts, one was a full School band thing, all the Middle School kids were up on stage playing their favorite instrument.  My daughter plays the Clarinet, she's really good at it, so proud of her.  The week continued with the next concert, choir.  Yes my kid sings as we...