I know Top Gun is considered an older film, but hear me out, for film lovers my age, I have to say this is an inspiring and truly great film to watch. Going into the film, within the first five minutes the movie kick starts with a great classic rock song, “Danger Zone,” performed by Kenny Loggins. Between the air deck crew and jets taking off, why wouldn’t that be an incredible start to a film?
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Top Gun Maverick
Flight quarters, Flight quarters… began the phrase that announces to all of the crew in a repetitive silique that flight operations have begun on the ship. 30 years later I can still repeat the entire warning word for word.
Read MoreNational Champions – Worth the Pay to Play?
Who will truly decide the national champions, will Nike, will Reebok, or will Under Armor decide our national champions or will ESPN answer the call to tell us who’s exists as the best of our national sports landscape? The future is unclear now as corporate interests invade the field to garnish student athletes’ social media feed and influence.
Read MoreSpiderMan No Way Home(coming)
The third installment of Tom Holland’s (The Impossible, Chaos Walking) Spider-Man finds the Marvel universe fully embracing multiple dimensions. The doxing of Peter Parker as Spiderman, by J. Jonah Jameson JK Simmons (National Champions, Whiplash) at the end of far from home. This action threatens Peter, and his friends lives and their academic futures. Zendaya (Euphoria, Dune) whom people have discussed at length her personal involvement with Holland, which was viewed in Tic Tok ad […]
Read MoreGhostbusters Afterlife Honors Legacy
Ghostbusters afterlife may go down as Jason reitman’s greatest directorial work. Yes I know he has had Oscar nominations for other films but to wade through the fan base of the Ghostbusters franchise alone and put out such a connective work is truly astounding. The introduction of the Spengler grandchildren connects in a brilliant way to the original Ghostbusters. Most of the audience will relive their grandparents love through this unique story of afterlife. From […]
Read MoreFor Love Of The Game (1999)
For the Love of the Game is a 1999 sports drama film directed by Sam Raimi and starring Kevin Costner as Billy Chapel, an aging baseball pitcher for the Detroit Tigers. The film follows Chapel as he reflects on his life and career while pitching the final game of his career.
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