Movies & Films

When I was about 15 years old, Hurricane Katrina destroyed the poorest parts of New Orleans. I don't remember seeing people struggling to survive, I remember seeing looters and thugs. This documentary sheds a light on the racism and the injustices that occurred in the aftermath of the hurricane. It wasn't only hurricane Katrina that caused pain and suffering, id say hurricane Katrina comes second to inhumanity.

National Geographic has uploaded one part of a five part series to youtube. Iv watched the complete series on Hulu.

The Deer Hunter features a young Christopher Walken and Robert De Niro. It's hard to recognize either one of them. It's a movie like this one that showcases why walken and De Niro became two of the greatest American actors of all time. It's gritty, it's gruesome and it's inaccurate. It's great to see an earlier movie touch upon PTSD but the movie is dated.

This move left feeling all kinds of ways, it was hard to shake off.

I never really knew of Val Killmer but since his passing I've seen some of his movies popping up. Red Heat really stuck out to me, and while Val Kilmer wasn't the star of this movie, it is a gem. I wonder why I never heard of this movie. Also, I have plumbers nipples.

My all time favorite movie, The Odd Couple II. I don't know why its so special to me, but its been my favorite movie ever since I was a child. Walter Matthau is hilarious, comedic gold.