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Well, on to the good news first I guess. I'm back in school now, so I'm real happy about that. Unfortunately, with that and my job I'm going to have very little time to work on anything here. I've been trying to write at least a paragraph a day the past two weeks or so, not really blasting forward on the story but working at a comfortable pace (as opposed to what I had been doing, working on the story for about 4-6 hours a day every other day). It takes me awhile to find the exact words I want

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Peter Jackson’s extended edition of the final entry in his Middle Earth saga does a wonderful job at not only fixing many of the flaws that bogged down the theatrical cuts, but also serves as a fitting end to the saga.

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Greetings, my loyal followers and readers.

This is your loyal-in-return film reporter here to make another review:

And today, I will be doing an analysis of Peter Jackson’s “King Kong (2005)”.

Here is the rundown of it:

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Greetings and salutations, my friends.

This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.

Today, for the 6th installment of this year's "Thanksgiving Treat", I'm gonna give you guys something different:

A review on the extended edition of "King Kong (2005)"/Re-Analyzing of the film.

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There's something I think I need to say...

So I hear a lot about how some people prefer films that are 'so bad it's good' over average or mediocre films.
So, for instance, people prefer Batman and Robin by Joel Schumacher to Batman VS Superman by Zack Snyder.
I mean, I see how this works. A film can certainly be entertainingly bad and gain more attention that way.

But then I hear how people wish films were made in the manner of 'So Bad It's Good'.
I'm sorry but...that doesn't work.

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