Theaters are the reason why I love Netflix so much. In the course of the week I could watch a hundred movies on Netflix if I wanted, yet at the theater I'd have to pay over $1000 (the price of one movie ticket in New York City is $13). Over the summer I had a chance to work in a movie theater, worse decision ever. Although my job provided me with the ability to watch any movie for free, the pay as minuscule, the hours long, and management was... lacking. I quit after a month and was left with nothing better to do then watch as many movies and TV shows as I possibly could on Netflix. I watched the good ones, the bad ones, even the ugly ones.
I am not a professional critic, nor do I claim to be. I simply love movies and respect the art of film (and I will seriously watch just about anything). So with nothing better to do, a bag of popcorn and Netflix at my disposal, I've decided to set out giving honest critiques on films I have watched and will soon watch.
Keep in mind I am completely biased when it comes to directors and actors yet I will try to overlook these conditions in order to give my best critique. If you do happen to take my word for it let me know what you think. Any movie inquiries or recommendations are also welcome.
Sit back, silence all cell phones, and enjoy!
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