Dead Poets Society (1989)

Dead Poets Society Review (1989)
First, let me just say how difficult and sad it was to watch one of Comedy's greatest legends, Mr. Robin Williams. His performance as Welton Academy teacher John Keating was just really good, brilliant. Anyhow, my shall continue. The teen-drama is very emotional. And I highly disagree with YOU Roger Ebert & Gene Siskel on your disapproval on Robin Williams Academy Award! Highly well deserved!

Starring: Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke & Norman Lloyd

Director: Peter Weir

MPAA Rating: PG

Rate:A

12 Angry Men (1957)

 12 Angry Men (1957) Review-

 A film of Blacklash, Drama, and some comedy. Another one of those  films full of all that fancy Jargon they use in Law & Order, And Police & Crime solving shows. Very good performances by a talented and knowledgeable ensemble. 

Starring: Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, & Ed Begley

Director: Sidney Lumet

MPAA Rating: PG

Runtime: 1 Hour 45 minutes 

Rate: B

Penguins of Madagascar (2014)

Penguins of Madagascar: Rated PG

This cute and cuddly movie tells the story of how Rico, Private, Kowalski, and Skipper met. This takes place before their adventures with the other characters from the other Madagascar movies. It's a great must see family movie! Lots of humor adults are sure to enjoy! Rate: 4.5 out of 5

Pitch Perfect 2 (2015)

Pitch Perfect 2 (Film Review)
The Bella's are back and bringing more aca-awesomeness to share! Hilarious and great sequel, especially for first time director Elizabeth Banks!! The film also had very funny cameos from:
The Obamas
Green Bay Packers
Robin Roberts
Pentatonix
Snoop Dogg
   Overall, it's a very great movie with kick butt music smash ups.

Production: Gold Circle
Cast: Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Brittany Snow, and Hailee Steinfeld
Director: Elizabeth Banks
Screenwriters: Kay Cannon story by Mickey Rapkin
Producers: Elizabeth Banks, Max Handelman
Executive producers: Scott Niemeyer
Director of photography: Jim Denault
Production designer: Toby Corbett
Costume designer: Salvador Perez Jr.
Editors: Craig Alpert
Music: Mark Mothersbaugh
Casting: Julianne Bactad and Charlotte Gale
Rate: A
Rated PG-13 for Innuendo and Language