The World's End: A Br1mmerbeller Review

Having recently had the pleasure to watch the new addition to the Cornetto Trilogy, The World's End, I couldn't help but write about it.

Edgar Wright can do no wrong. It's damn funny all the way through, with just awesome fight scenes and action, the custom with the Wright-Pegg-Frost films. A fitting wrap up to the best comedy trilogy ever, The World’s End never shuts off its charm, its excitement, or its intelligence, proving, as if any more proof was needed, that when Wright, Pegg, and Frost team up, we’re in for a damn good time. 

The Breakdown

• Story: 8.4
• Performances: 9.5
• Directing: 9.2
• Visuals: 8.8
• How Watching It Actually Felt: 9.6

My Rating: 9.1

Indisputably Great Films: Life of Pi

Every now and then I will write about a film I find indisputably great. They may not be my favorites, they may not be ones I'd watch again, but these are movies I've seen that I would never ever call bad.

Br1mmerbeller's Indisputably Great Films presents:

LIFE OF PI

Ang Lee's absolutely beautiful tale of Pi and the tiger Richard Parker in a boat surviving against all odds is one of the best films of 2012 undoubtedly. Winning four Oscars and nominated for eleven, the critics clearly agreed. I am truly hard pressed to find anything I could call bad about it. The direction is fantastic, the acting superb, the story very good, even with an ending I really enjoyed. And the visuals made my jaw nearly fall off. I find this film, though not a total favorite of mine, to be entirely beautiful and absolutely indisputably great.

The Breakdown

• Story: 8.6/10
• Performances: 8.8
• Directing: 9.0
• Visuals: 9.7
• How Watching It Actually Felt: 9.0

My Rating: 9.0/10