Back in the ’70s, producers like Roger Corman would turn out a movie like any in the “The Fast & the Furious” franchise within a week. These action movies were built on thin, unbelievable plot lines and situations and over-the-top explosions and set pieces. A part of me is happy that films like this – …
With the pre-release rumblings and talk before the release of James Cameron’s latest movie, it’s hard not to walk into “Avatar” without having some thoughts about what you are about to watch.
For some reason, I’m going to admit this, I think the first Fast and the Furious film is so bad its good. But that’s where it ends for me. Thats when I pull my Civic with lights in the underbelly to the side of the road, put some money in the meter, and go buy …