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Saturday Morning Cinema: Minority Report

Science fiction is a great genre for bombastic social commentary. You can take a singular topic and make a whole world revolve around it. Then, because sci-fi wraps everything in a neat package, the consumers get the thought provoking insights without even realizing it. When Minority Report first came out in 2002, all I saw…
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Imitation Routine

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Movies I Like Ep. 1: Soldier

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Out of Sight, Out of Mind

Out of Sight, Out of Mind explores a dystopian America where misinformation and greed erode societal common sense and civic services collapse. Amidst this chaos, Esther Covey, a humanitarian volunteer, ignores medical advice and contracts an unknown virus with potentially disastrous effects. Upon awakening from her illness-induced coma, Esther struggles with memory loss and identity,…
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Saturday Morning Cinema – Oblivion

Oh, the weeks have gone quickly. Where I was just wrapping up Halloween-themed viewing, the calendar deceived me and flipped to December. Missing all of November was not intentional but also not without reason. I recently returned from a trip to Iceland, whose magical landscapes lured me into dreamy thoughts of the films and shows…
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Saturday Morning Cinema: AFI Top 100 Edition – Blade Runner

Is Blade Runner actually a good movie? That is a question I ask myself whenever I watch it or even just hear Blade Runner mentioned. Now that I have watched it again, is there a clear answer? No. The fact there is not an answer makes me think Blade Runner is not, in fact, amazing, but that does not…
