Category Archives: Entropy

Tomorrowland gets A for ambition, C- for execution

Tomorrowland is a movie you want to like because it tries new things, an all-too-rare venture in Hollywood, but it doesn’t quite put them all together. After a much too long layover in 1964, the plot starts with genius miscreant Casey … Continue reading →

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Maggie unique, too slow

Maggie has a refreshing enough premise to carry the movie regardless, but it is a slow and disappointing movie. In a world recovering from a zombie apocalypse, Maggie Vogel (Abigail Breslin) has been bitten and goes to the city to die … Continue reading →

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Madding crowd here referring to those Marvel maniacs this released against

Far from the Madding Crowd is one of those movies that makes me uncomfortable being born a man. I just want them to stop hitting on her. It’s a “Leave Bathsheba alone! Leave her alone!” type situation. The movie follows Bathsheba … Continue reading →

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A cappella is the worst

Any time “regionals” is a key word in a story’s plot, that’s a bad sign. It’s what sunk the first montage-tastic Pitch Perfect, and even though they replace it with “worlds,” the same mechanic applies in the sequel. Due to a wardrobe … Continue reading →

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Fury Road may be the best action movie ever made

People are calling Mad Max: Fury Road the best action movie of the year, and that’s a little short-sighted. We probably ought to be thinking about it as the best action movie of the decade, or century so far. This sounds … Continue reading →

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