Was there a better year in film than 1996? We got films like Fargo, Trainspotting, Mission: Impossible and Jerry Maguire. These movies have become more well-revered as time has gone on. We decided to list our top 10 movies released from […]
I’ll be forward with you. If you’ve seen the trailers and any ounce of you thought this movie would be cursed, you are absolutely right. He’s All That is everything you’d expect. Blatant product placement, a poorly written script, and bad-at-best […]
We here at Full Circle Cinema have a deep reverence and respect for movies and the theater-going experience. Although we all come from different backgrounds and ideologies our love of movies brings us all together. As we’re now on the […]
It’s 2021 and if you can believe it’s August once again. For most people, the month of August signals the dreaded return to school. For others it means another month slaving away for the man. Me, though, well I’m not […]
We here at Full Circle Cinema have a deep reverence and respect for movies and the theater-going experience. Although we all come from different backgrounds and ideologies our love of movies brings us all together. As we’re now on the […]
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” When you watch The Sopranos, you can discern episodes from the early seasons to the later seasons by one factor. […]
If you’re like me and enjoy purchasing physical copies of movies, you know Criterion has a solid assortment of movies to choose from. I have done two lists before (part one: here / part two: here) and this list will […]
Those sick bastards named a gorilla “donkey”. – Jacob Mauceri Donkey Kong is playable on the Atari Jaguar. It has been a short forty years since we were first exposed to gaming’s most popular gorilla, Donkey Kong. Who doesn’t know the […]
The following review contains spoilers for episode 5 of Loki. “Although WandaVision isn’t without its fair share of issues holistically, what we get through this experience is unparalleled to anything Marvel has done prior.” I said this back in February during […]
On September 12th, 1910, Gustav Mahler premiered his eighth symphony in E-flat major. Often referred to as the “Symphony of a Thousand”, Mahler’s Symphony No. 8 encompassed a full choir, orchestra, and even an organ. Mahler believed this piece was […]
