What I Did with My College Degree
What I Did with My College Degree
When I was younger, I thought I would become a chemical engineer, a lawyer, an architect or a diplomat. Now, I’m a filmmaker, producer, videographer, editor and writer.
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Twilight Movie Review: The Teen Bite of Twilight
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Star Trek Movie Review: A Warpspeed Wow!
Something old reboots as a glorious new.
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Alice in Wonderland Movie Review: Overwhelming Visuals, Underwhelming Storytelling
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Batman Begins Movie Review: A Great Beginning for the Dark Knight
Batman Begins is one classic Batman.
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Movie Review: A Dark, Adolescent Potter Film
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Watchmen: Deconstructing the Film in Reference to the Graphic Novel
The film Watchmen is no doubt a love letter to those who have been waiting for the graphic novel’s cinematic rendition for the last two decades.
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Corpse Bride Movie Review: A Charming Grave Fairy Tale
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Iron Man Movie Review: The Stark of Iron Myth-making
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King Kong Movie Review: A Beastly Adventure
Jackson’s King Kong proves to be an enduring part of film history and legacy all over the world. If LOTR is a magical classic in complete greatness, King Kong is a monstrous adventure flick with mainstream feel.
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Sky High Movie Review: Soaring High School Heroes and Sidekicks
If you think Hogwarts is the only secret school for extraordinary kids, well there’s also the heroic children’s world of Sky High.
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All About Steve Movie Review: All About the Odds of Trying Too Hard
All About Steve Movie Review: All About the Odds of Trying Too Hard
All About Steve is all about that screwball comedy offer starring an A-list star trying to carry the movie’s second-rate slapstick gags and awkward schmaltz.
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Ocean’s Thirteen Movie Review: The Odds of Getting Guilty Pleasure
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Ong-bak Movie Review: No Doubles, No Strings, No CGIs
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Law Abiding Citizen Movie Review: The Law Abiding Popcorn Flick
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The Bucket List Movie Review: Filling the Bucket
The Bucket List Movie Review: Filling the Bucket
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The Pacifier Movie Review: A Pacifying Time at the Theater
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Brothers Grimm Movie Review: A Grim for Brothers Grimm
Brothers Grimm Movie Review: A Grim for Brothers Grimm
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The Exorcism of Emily Rose Movie Review: A Courtroom Psychological Horror
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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants Movie Review
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Transporter 2 Movie Review: An Escapist Ride
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I Love You, Beth Cooper Movie Review: Flip-flopping with the Farce and the Funny
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