Films I'm Looking Forward to Seeing In 2017

Here are the films due out in 2017 I'm looking forward to see:
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
The Fate of the Furious
Kong Island
Thor Ragnarok
Star Wars Episode VIII
Annabelle 2
The LEGO Batman Movie
John Wick 2
50 Shades Darker
Saw Legacy
Wonder Woman
Logan
Justice League
Transformers The Last Knight
Spider-man:  Homecoming
Blade Runner 2049
Friday the 13th reboot (I hope)

Favorite Films of 2016

Here are my favorites:
Rogue One
Don't Breathe
Lights Out!
Ouija:  Origin of Evil
The Conjuring 2
Captain America:  Civil War
Doctor Strange
Fantastic Beasts
The Purge Election Year
The Witch
Finding Dory
Deadpool
The Shallows
13 Hours
Fences
Central Intelligence
Kevin Hart:  What Now?
Jason Bourne
Nerve
Sully
Deepwater Horizon
Hell or High Water
10 Cloverfield Lane

Haven't seen Hacksaw Ridge but hoping to see it this weekend

Favorite Films of Summer 2016

Here are my favorite films of the 2016 summer season:

Hell or High Water
Don't Breathe
Lights Out!
The Purge Election Year
The Conjuring 2
Central Intelligence
Captain America:  Civil War
Nerve
Jason Bourne
Star Trek Beyond
The Shallows
Finding Dory

What are yours?

Films I Want to See In 2016

Films I want to see in 2016:

The Hateful Eight
Joy
The Revenant
Spotlight
Ride Along 2
13 Hours
The Conjuring 2
Captain America:  Civil War
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:  Out of the Shadows
Deadpool
Batman vs. Superman:  Dawn of Justice
The Nice Guys
Alice Through the Looking Glass
X-Men:  Apocalypse
Independence Day:  Resurgence
Ghostbusters
Star Trek Beyond
Suicide Squad
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Rogue One:  The Star Wars Story
The next Bourne movie

Favorite Films of 2015

In no particular order (sort of):

Star Wars:  the Force Awakens
Sicario
Creed
The Martian
Jurassic World
Mission Impossible:  Rogue Nation
Straight Outta Compton
Trainwreck
The Gift
Pitch Perfect 2
SPECTRE
Insidious Chapter 3
The Peanuts Movie
Inside Out
Mad Max Fury Road
Furious 7
Ant-Man
The Avengers:  Age of Ultron
Paranormal Activity:  The Ghost Dimension
It Follows
Terminator Genysis
Ex Machina
The SpongeBob Movie:  Sponge Out of Water
The Perfect Guy
Sinister 2
American Sniper
Max
50 Shades of Grey

Favorite Films in Summer 2015

Here are my favorite films this summer:

Mission Impossible:  Rouge Nation
Jurassic World
Terminator Genysis
Straight Outta Compton
Insidious:  Chapter 3
Mad Max:  Fury Road
The Avengers:  Age of Ultron
Ant-Man
Inside Out
Sinister 2
The Gift
Trainwreck
San Andreas 
Pitch Perfect 2
Max
The Transporter Refueled
Ted 2
Spy
Poltergeist

I saw Terminator Genysis, Insidious Chapter 3 and Jurassic World twice already.  I'm hoping to see Mission Impossible:  Rouge Nation again as well.

2015 Summer Movie Season

With The Avengers: Age of Ultron released into theaters, the summer movie unofficially begins.

What films are you most looking forward of seeing?

Here's my list:

1. The Avengers: Age of Ultron
2. Mad Max: Fury Road
3. Pitch Perfect 2
4. Jurassic World
5. Insidious: Chapter 3
6. Poltergeist
7. Terminator Genisys
8. Max
9. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation
10. Straight Outta Compton
11. Sinister 2
12. The Fantastic Four
13. Ant-Man
14. Spy
15. Trainwreck
16. Vacation 
17. San Andreas  
18.  Ted 2
19.  Entourage

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Films I'm Looking Forward to See in 2015

Here are some of the films I can't wait to see in 2015:

American Sniper
Paranormal Activity 5
Star Wars:  The Force Awakens
The Hunger Games The Mockingjay Part 2
Insidious 3
Taken 3
The Avengers:  The Age of Ultron
The Hateful 8
Furious 7
Jurassic World
SPECTRE
Mad Max:  Fury Road
Terminator Genisys
Mission Impossible 5
Pitch Perfect 2
Ant-Man
50 Shades of Grey (maybe)
Trainwreck

Favorite Films of 2014

As 2014 is coming to a close, here are my favorite films of the year:

Captain America:  The Winter Soldier
The Expendables 3
Oculus
X-Men:  Days of Future Past
Transformers:  Age of Extinction
The Purge Anarchy
The Hobbit:  The Battle of the Five Armies
The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1
John Wick
Drive Along
Non-Stop
The Drop
Big Hero 6
Heaven Is For Real
God's Not Dead
The Equalizer
The LEGO Movie
Nightcrawler
Edge of Tomorrow
Gone Girl
Lone Survivor

Bill Cosby, The Cosby Show & Sexual Assault Allegations

In case you have been living in a cave with no electricity over the past week, Bill Cosby is mire controversy with allegations of sexual assault from numerous women who accused the American icon of drugging them and raping them decades ago.  It all started because some low-level and perhaps no-talent comedian, who clearly have no class or respect on what Cosby had done, called him a rapist in his act.  Suddenly, one by one, women jumped out of the woodwork and "remembered" Cosby drugging and raping them that happened years ago.  Of course, there's no evidence or proof of Cosby actually committing the crime, and they know that he can't prosecute him because of a pesky thing called statue of limitations.

Of course, it didn't stop the media basically calling him guilty because, in our hyperactive climate, every woman who make claims of raping or domestic violence against a man, especially a celebrity, is telling the truth and can't be lying about.  So, anyone who dared questioned their claim is called a rape apologist or anti-woman and that he/she is blaming the victim, regardless if the woman is actually a victim or not.  In the minds of the radical feminists, every man is a rapist and, therefore. they're all evil.  So, screw the concept of innocence until proven guilty.

There have been consequences of these allegations.  Netflix had postponed his upcoming comedy special (I don't get Netflix, so I wasn't that concerned), and NBC had squashed a planned sitcom with Cosby.  But, the biggest hit was announced with TV Land had pulled The Cosby Show from their line-up.  No doubt, this was a cowardly act just to please the mob who automatically thinks Cosby is guilty.  Apparently, they don't care about their viewers especially, but not limited to, African-American viewers.  Now, I haven't watch the repeats because I got some many other shows and movies I recorded on my DVR to watch that I haven't got time to watch them anyway, but I remembered watching them when they aired during the 80's.  The show was humorous and a joy to watch, and it's one of the reasons why I will always love the 1980's.  By pulling the reruns off the air, TV Land had taken a part of my childhood.

And, let's remember why the cowards did this, it because of ALLEGATIONS!  I may not attended one single class of law school, but I do know that an allegation isn't a conviction or actual proof that Cosby raped these women.  I'm still waiting ONE concrete evidence of Cosby raping these women DECADES AGO.  Call me crazy or old-fashioned, but I still believe in a weird concept of the presumption of innocence.  Just because a network airs repeats on The Cosby Show, it doesn't means they support rape.  Just because people still enjoy watching The Cosby Show, it doesn't mean they condone rape.

If it ok for Turner Classic Movie or other movie network to air Woody Allen or Roman Polanski's films and people still want to watch them like me, it doesn't mean that, for some weird reason, people supports their allegations ( or actual charges) of abuse.  Believe it or not, people can separate artistic work and the artist's private life.

One more example, on October 7th 2014, UP TV had pulled the reruns of the popular family drama 7th Heaven from its schedule after a tape was released on TMZ featuring actor Stephen Collins, who played Reverend Eric Camden, allegedly admitting to molesting several children years prior.  But, maybe because of fans reactions, the show is back on the schedule.  So, there maybe hope for Cosby Show fans.

This post isn't about whether or not Cosby committed these acts (although it is fishy that these women "suddenly remembered" being drugged and raped by him but waited YEARS before accusing him in public.  To me, anyone who waited such a long time to publicly accused a celebrity of rape should be questioned), but it's about bringing back a beloved sitcom back on the air.

If you agreed with me that TV Land should bring back The Cosby Show repeats, you can sign a petition here:

<a>http://t.co/99RTiWiYq5</a>

TIME FOR TV LAND TO ACTUALLY LISTENS TO THEIR VIEWERS!

P.S., I think it's disgusting and slimy that, just because you can't convict a person of a crime in court of law, you can tarnish his/her reputation in public and in the media. 

The War on Football

Last week wasn't the best week in the history of the National Football League (NFL).  Thanks to TMZ, a video surfaced of now ex-Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice punching his now wife in the elevator in Atlantic City.  This was a huge embarrassment to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell because he originally suspended him for only the first 2 games of the regular season.  That decision already was controversial as being too light.  Now, after the video appeared, Rice's contract with the Ravens was terminated and was indefinite suspended by the league, although Rice and the Players Union are appealing the indefinite suspension. 

Then, Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson was indicted of child abuse of hitting his 4-year old son with a switch.  He's now being under investigation for another child abuse case.  After not playing in the Vikings' lose to the Patriots, he's expected to play against the Saints.

Understandably, fans are upset on these two incidents as well as the league apparently lax investigation of the Rice video.  Many, including female fans, are furious on how the league disciplined players involved in domestic violence cases like Greg Hardy of the Carolina Panthers, who was found guilty of domestic violence, still playing until he was finally benched in last week's game against the Detroit Lions.  Also, San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Ray McDonald, who was arrested BUT NO YET CHARGED for domestic violence, is still playing for the team.

Some people, I would like to call nutcases, were even calling to boycott watching NFL games until the league do something about DV cases.  Honestly, the idea of boycotting watching NFL games is idiotic, stupid, insane, and ridiculous.  You're punishing the vast majority of NFL players who are decent and have good character.  Players like Rice and Peterson are just a few bad apples.  Plus, if you do boycott the games, I'm guessing you're not an NFL fan to begin with.  You're just helping the anti-football nutcases in their cause to end the game of football we all love and enjoy.

Of course, many people wants Roger Goodell to step down or be fired as NFL Commissioner.  I'm not a fan of Goodell ranging from making the league into a wussifaction of the game with its numerous safety rules to appease the ambulance-chasing lawyers of former NFL players who should had known the risks of playing football to stupid rules like a ban of dunking on goalposts.  But, on this matter, I don't think he should resign unless there's a mountain of evidence that he deliberately lied about not seeing the Rice video.  Memo to people:  THE NFL ISN'T A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY!!!!  They can't, and shouldn't, monitor its players 24/7 like little babies.  The furor and anger of the Rice scandal should be at the D.A. and judge who decided not to press charges.

Also, there are other nutcases like the ever-so wise Rosie O'Donnell on The View the other day who suggested that NFL players are violent people who brings violence to their personal lives because they play a violent game since they were kids.  Also, they blamed us because we cheered for the violence on the field.  GIVE ME A BREAK!!!  Using that insane logic, players like Andrew Luck, JJ Watts, Tom Brady, Eli and Peyton Manning are really violent people who like to beat up women and children.  And, of course, we want players to beat up their wives because we love violence.  Well, how about NHL players?  Hockey is a violent sport.  How about boxing?  MMA fighting?  All violent sports.  And what these geniuses suggest what should be done?  Do they suggest we should ban football?  If they have their way, YES!  Memo to so-called geniuses, football doesn't make players violent any more than hockey makes players violent.  Believe it or not, players cans separate violence ON THE FIELD and still be peaceful people off the field.  Same thing to watching football.  The nutcases who claim that watching football causes people to be violent or causes spikes in domestic violence cases are just as wrong as the nutcases on the Left who blamed guns for rise of violence or the nutcases on the Right who constantly blamed violent movies, TV show, video game, or rap lyrics for people's violent behavior.

Believe me, Ray Rice should have been suspended for a year for what he done.  And, if I had it my way, he should never play in the league again until he show incredible remorse.  But, don't let jerks like Rice and Peterson symbolized all NFL players.  Contrary on what the media like ESPN said, the vast, vast majority of NFL players are the good guys.  of course, ESPN don't care because they want the ratings and continue to put politics in sports (isn't that why they unfairly let Rush Limbaugh go for its pregame show?  By talking politics?  What a bunch of hypocrites!).

There is a war on football by anti-football nutcases and radical feminists because it's a violent game, and it's about masculinity.  In addition to the ridiculous lawsuits regarding concussions, NFL fans like myself are rightfully worried about the state of the game we love.  People are even saying we should be ashamed to watch and love football because of the violence.  Well, that's a ton of B.S.  We must stand together to save this game from this politically-correct nonsense!!!

Favorite Films of 2014 Summer Movie Season

Another summer movie season is coming to a close.  What are your favorites?

Here are mine in terms of my desire to see it again in theatres:

1.  Guardians of the Galaxy
2.  X-Men:  Days of Future Past
3.  The Purge:  Anarchy
4.  The Expendables 3
5.  Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
6.  Transformers:  Age of Extinction
7.  Edge of Tomorrow
8.  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
9.  22 Jump Street
10.  Godzilla
11.  Jersey Boys
12.  As Above So Below

Films I'm Looking Forward to Seeing in 2014

Here are some of the films I'm looking forward to seeing in 2014:

Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones
Paranormal Activity 5
Captain America: Winter Soldier
The Amazin' Spider-Man 2
X-Men: Days of Future Past
The Expendables 3
Devil's Due
Sabotage
Saving Mr. Banks
Lone Survivor
The Hunger Games: Mocking Jay Part 1
The Hobbit: There and Back Again
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Transformers 4
RoboCop
The Wolf of Wall Street

Favorite Films of 2013

As 2013 is about to come to a close, what are your favorite films of the year?

Here's my list.

As 2013 is about to come to a close, what are your favorite films of the year?

Here's my list.

The Conjuring
Fast & Furious 6
Thor the Dark World
The Hobbit:  The Desolation of Smaug
The Hunger Games:  Catching Fire
The Best Man Holiday
Iron Man 3
The Wolverine
Gravity
The Heat
Evil Dead
The Purge
Man of Steel
American Hustle
World War Z
Kevin Hart:  Let Me Explain
This Is the End
The World's End
Captain Phillips
42
Star Trek Into Darkness
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D
Carrie
Zero Dark Thirty
Rush
A Good Day to Die Hard
G.I. Joe:  Retaliation
Insidious:  Chapter 2
Olympus Had Fallen
Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas
Oblivion
Pacific Rim
Kick-Ass 2
Mama
The Last Stand
Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa
We're the Millers
Anchorman 2

Fall/Winter Movies to Look Forward To See

Now that we're done with the summer movie season, the focus now shift to the fall and winter releases.

Some of the films I'm looking forward to seeing:

Insidious Chapter 2
Riddick
Rush
Gravity
Jackass Presents:  Bad Grandpa
Thor:  The Dark World
The Hunger Games:  Catching Fire
Anchorman 2
The Wolf of Wall Street
Escape Plan
Grudge Match
The Best Man Holiday
Oldboy
The Hobbit:  The Desolation of Smaug
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Carrie

I don't know if there will be a Paranormal Activity 5 this October.  Does anyone know if it will be release this year?

What films are you looking forward this fall?

Favorite Films This Summer

Now that the summer movie season is over, what are your favorite films this summer?

Here's my list:

1.  The Conjuring
2.  Fast & Furious 6
3.  You're Next
4.  Star Trek Into Darkness
5.  The Heat
6.  Iron Man 3
7.  The World's End
8.  Kevin Hart:  let Me Explain
9.  The Purge
10.  The Wolverine
11.  Pacific Rim
12.  Man of Steel
13.  World War Z
14.  Kick-Ass 2

Films I regretted not seeing in theatres:

1.  The Hangover III
2.  This is the End
3.  Red 2
4.  Now You See Me.

I'm still hoping to see 2 Guns & Fruitvale Station as well as maybe Monster University when they play at a bargain theatre.

2013 Summer Films I'm Excited to See

With the release of Iron Man 3, it's an early kickoff to the summer movie season (my favorite time of year). 

Here are some of the films I want to see:

Iron Man 3
Star Trek Into Darkness
The Hangover 3
Fast & Furious 6
Man of Steel
White House Down
The Smurfs 2
Red 2
The Conjuring
The Wolverine
2 Guns
300:  Rise of an Empire
Pacific Rim
You're Next
The Purge
Monster University

On the Maybe List:
The Great Gatsby
After Earth
Tyler Perry Presents Peeples
World War Z
The Internship
The Lone Ranger

Favorite Films of 2012

Here are my favorite films of 2012:

1.  The Dark Knight Rises
2.  The Avengers
3.  Django Unchained
4.  The Expendables 2 (Pleasure to see it twice!)
5.  Skyfall
6.  Argo
7.  The Hobbit
8.  The Hunger Games
9.  Act of Valor
10.  Lincoln
11.  Ted
12.  Taken 2
13.  Sinister
14.  The Collection
15.  Prometheus
16.  The Amazing Spider-Man
17.  A Cabin In the Woods
18.  21 Jump Street
19.  Looper
20.  Flight
21.  Chronicle
22.  Paranormal Activity 4
23.  Frankenweenie
24.  Twilight:  Breaking Dawn Part 2
25.  Dredd
26.  Safe House
27.  Brave
28.  the Three Stooges
29.  Madea's Witness Protection
30.  Sparkle
31.  Premium Rush
32.  The Man With the Iron Fists
33.  Trouble With the Curve
34.  Resident Evil:  Retribution
35.  The Possession

Worst Film I saw in 2012:
Total Recall

Film I Wished I Saw in 2012:
Silent Hill 2:  Revelation
The Raid:  Redemption

I'm A Racist

I have a confession to male:  I AM A RACIST!

That's right.  I proudly admitted that I'm a racist.  "Why I'm a racist?," you may ask.  It's because I criticize President Obama.  According to the liberal media, if anyone dare to criticize the great Almighty President Obama, you must be a racist.

The latest person who the liberal media called a racist for giving an ounce of criticism to President Obama is Donald Trump.  Unless you have been living in a cave for the past couple of weeks, the real estate mogul & reality TV star of Celebrity Apprentice had demanded that Obama release his long-form birth certificate to prove that he is indeed an American citizen.  After Obama finally released his birth certificate, Trump took credit for pressuring the President for doing so.  Something, by the way, the liberal mainstream media should had done already.  Then, Trump, in the same press conference, questioned Obama's academic records.

Now, the President's academic records isn't really a big issue to me or for most American.  However, the reactions for the liberal media and Hollywood were absurdly loud.  Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg of The View attacked Trump and the "birther issue as racist with the following:

“I’m getting tired to trying not to find things slightly racist. It is very difficult, on a daily basis, to see this stuff and not say, you know, this is what it is. I have been raised to think, ‘Well, maybe that’s not what they mean. Let me figure it out.’ But, being black, when you say, ‘Y’know, this is racist,’ 9,000 people say, ‘Oh, you’re just playing the race card.’ Well, you know, I’m playing the damn card now.”

The always classy David Letterman, while interviewing Dr. Phil on his late night talk show, called Trump's actions a "smack of racism."

Even Bob Schieffer of Face the Nation accused Trump of racism because he asked him about his citizenship and academic records.

Most recently, Trump was a guest at the White House Correspondents Dinner where he was rudely booed by members of the liberal media.  Talk about being classy & impartial.  I won't even mention the jokes by President Obama & Seth Myers, mainly because I didn't watched it.  THANK GOD!!!!

It's the same blueprint for the liberals and their buddies in the media and Hollywood to attack conservatives & Republicans:  Criticized the Great Obama for any reason, and you will be dub a racist.  So it would be best to keep your mouth shut.

If demanding President Obama to release his birth certificate can be deemed racist, the liberal media would of have a field day when the liberal Chris Matthews of Hardball demanded Obama to release the long-form birth certificate on his show.  If the media is so concern about not making any jokes about Obama that could be deemed racist, they might called Seth Myers a racist for a joke he made at the White House Correspondents Dinner as host with the following:

I of course am contractually obligated to attend the MSNBC party tonight. Everyone knows how the MSNBC party works. President Obama makes the Kool-Aid, and everyone there drinks it. Too close to my home?

The cries of racism in situation where they are obvious no cases of racism is getting ridiculous.  It diminishes the real charges of racism.  The liberals and their buddies in the media and Hollywood are so empty in real arguments that they have to reduced to just plain name-calling.  From these attacks, you think that Trump was a former member of the KKK.

By the way, if anyone thinks about boycotting Celebrity Apprentice because of these false charges, they are just plain losers.

These liberals are just plain hypocrites.  The same people who have no problem criticizing President Bush or any other Republican or conservative by saying that it's American to question our leaders are now saying that attacking President Obama is racist.

There are legitimate questions if Trump is a conservative.  But, judging how the liberal media are treating him for his attacks on Obama, he is definitely a conservative.

But, judging by the liberal media's reactions, I'm a racist.  If that's the case, them I'm a proud racist!

Scream 4 Review

I just saw Scream 4 today, and I loved it.

This film may not be on the same greatness level as the first 2 Scream films, but this film was just as good.  The movie definitely got better as the film went along, and I just loved how the film ended.  I also loved how the film served as a commentary on horror remakes and how people got famous in the internet age.  You might think that Scream 4 is a remake of the first Scream movie.


As for the acting, I thought Emma Roberts was wonderful as well as the old gang from the Scream trilogy of Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, & David Arquette.  Hayden Panettiere was funny as the best friend.

I was disappointed on how this film is performing at the box office, and the theatre I attended have some empty seats.  I think that's just plain sad.

Had this film is doing better at the box office, maybe there will be a new trilogy.  Who knows?  Any theories on why this movie is underperforming at the box office?

I enjoyed the mixture of horror & comedy of the movie and recommend you to see it.

Overall, I give this film a grade of an B.

ENJOY!!!!