Jarhead Has every great war movie that was ever possible already been made?? Certainly Apocalypse Now in 1979 set the bar so high that itās obviously clear it will never be topped, and pretty much every war movie made in the last 10 to 15 years has mostly been crap (Hurt Locker notwithstanding), full of […]
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Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday
Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday When Paramount Pictures (who had often considered the Friday The 13th Series to be a laughable, yet highly profitable low rent, low budget film franchise for them) sold off the rights for the Jason Voorhees character (but not the actual Friday The 13th name) to New Line Cinema, […]
Jason X
Jason X Prior to his big showdown with Freddy Krueger, The Jason Series just had to hit its nadir first. Having teased the big showdown with Krueger in the also awful Jason Goes To Hell, it would take another 10 years before a workable script was finally prepared to be filmed, but in the meantime, […]
Jaws
Jaws The cinematic oeuvre of Steven Spielberg is one to behold. Undoubtedly the most financially successful filmmaker of all time (by far), a closer look at many of his biggest films reveals major flaws in his storytelling and style, from a super sappy artificial sentimentality that overwhelms much of the true meanings of the films […]
Jekyll And Hyde Together Again
Jekyll And Hyde Together Again After the phrase āpolitical correctnessā along with its meaning and definition was coined in the mid 90s at the height of The Clinton Regime, people tended to forget pretty quickly that in the realms of 1970s and 80s pop culture including movies, music and television, there were plenty of instances […]
The Jerk
The Jerk Many people might not realize this, but Steve Martin in the 1970s had essentially become one of the most famous individuals in the country based solely on his reputation as a stand up comedian, with his only national media outlet being frequent guest hosting appearances alongside the legendary Not Ready For Prime Time […]
Jerry Maguire
Jerry Maguire Weāve all seen varying degrees of the Tom Cruise Movie Genre (Golden Boy faces adversity, overcomes odds, gets the girl, and wins the day), but this 1996 effort from Cameron Crowe could certainly be considered one of the best written of its kind. As a slick, fast-talking sports agent who gets a crisis […]
JFK
JFK 50 years after the fact, the JFK assassination remains still the biggest obsession for the collective American psyche in history, with the idea that an organized conspiracy worked together to literally and physically remove a President from office through the act of cold blooded, deliberate murder still boggling peopleās minds with the mass speculation […]
John Carpenter’s Vampires
Vampires Long after his Hall Of Fame status was cemented as being undoubtedly the greatest sci fi / horror genre director to ever live, John Carpenter began to go into a severe tailspin when it came to the actual quality of his work: the Lovecraft inspired classic In The Mouth Of Madness notwithstanding, the 90s […]