I’ve always enjoyed listening to Michael Jackson’s music, and I even have a couple of his records. I guess that’s just the nostalgia junkie in me. I was also curious when I saw that they were making a movie on the early years of his life. I wasn’t sure if I was going to go see it after looking at its crappy Rotten Tomatoes score but after witnessing it on the big screen, it actually wasn’t that bad. I should probably start off by saying that I’m not going to talk about Jackso

I’ve always enjoyed watching music biopics and as someone who’s nostalgic not just for movies but classic music as well, they’ve always had a special place in my list of movie genres. I haven’t seen every single one out there (I know, the movie-obsessed neuro-freak still hasn’t watched enough) but I always like the stories they tell of famous musicians even if sometimes they can be more fiction than fact. As much as I’ve wanted to watch the Ray Charles biopic, I just couldn’t

I haven’t seen the first Devil Wears Prada film in years but I still remember it fondly. That’s probably what it’s like when your memory’s processing is as accelerated as mine. I guess you could say I did make some more fond memories when I went to see the sequel. And I must admit, as someone who takes films pretty seriously, it wasn’t too bad. I didn’t go into this film expecting a masterpiece but I knew it was going to be fun and enjoyable like the first film and that’s all