So after having caught this movie on cable countless times, I’ve never actually seeing this movie from beginning to end til this very morning. And right of the get-go, I have to say I was surprised how much of a Keanu Reeves’ vehicle. For some reason I always thought this was a Sandra Bullock/Reeves dual movie, and while the Academy Award winner actress has a substantial role in here, she’s more of a supporting.

That being said, their chemistry on…

Action!: The Gangs Of Scorsese

Martin Scorsese attempts to both go back to the world of comedy while exploring the realm of horror through the glance of a mid-unhinged Nicolas Cage in what’s certainly the most bizarre, star-studded and expensive spinoff of E.R.

The glossy cinematography provides the movie with a dreamy vibe which fits very well the psyche of our lead who seems to be caught in the midst of the purgatory as he tries to do his job…

Sure.... right.... aha... yeah yeah yeah... I know what you are saying.... totally....

*Looks back to the imaginary camera and speaks to the audience aka everyone reading this*

Da fuq?

But seriously, this movie in many ways reminded to me. You see? I have this lack of skills to resume my thoughts or explain something with little words, so I tend to overly complicate even the simplest of things. And in many ways, I felt and know the premise of…

So I've heard so much about this movie and apparently I've been mistaking this movie with another Eddie Murphy (where the film kicks off with him playing bad ass, trying to stop a bank robbery or something).

In the grand scheme of buddy cop films, this one was alright. Maybe because I grew up watching family-friendly Murphy, this early R rated movies tend to be very hit and miss for me. That's not to say he wasn't incredible, cause the…