When you’re discussing some of the most memorable films of 2001 people tend to talk about Denzel’s Training Day or Clooney and Co. in Ocean’s Eleven. Two films that are very much still talked about today...
From where I sit, John Williams is the greatest composer in motion picture history. Williams has been responsible for some of the most iconic movie scores ever… Jaws, Star Wars, Superman, Jurassic Park… the list goes...
It’s not often that you get such an acclaimed director like Quentin Tarantino to do an audio commentary for a film that he didn’t even direct. In this case, it’s one that he wrote the script...
Taken was released in the United States and Canada on January 30, 2009 after being premiering nearly a year prior in France. Looking back, Taken bridged the gap between the Jason Bourne movies released earlier in...
Watching any film with commentary by master director Oliver Stone is nothing less than impressive. Now imagine watching a film directed by Oliver Stone based on experiences from Stone’s own time in Vietnam. It’s some seriously...
You could say that I experienced “superhero fatigue” about 7 years ago. For a guy who has collected comic books for 35 years and spent decades begging for superhero films to be made to just stop...
The action movie genre has no shortage of Die Hard clones. After all, if something works Hollywood will copy it. But I think it is fitting that the greatest Die Hard clone of them all is...
It seems like each year there is a new film released trying to be that big holiday crowd pleaser. Last year was Violent Night and this year we got the American return of John Woo in...
This website is fully dedicated to the action genre. It’s something that is near and dear to each of the BPA writer’s hearts and I take great pleasure in knowing that we rarely stray from that...
By the time my professional wrestling fandom began in 1985, the Von Erich Dynasty was already on the decline. Thanks to ESPN and their Legends of World Class series that began airing weekday afternoons in 1988,...
