This will be a review of Abel Ferrara's 1992 Bad Lieutenant and Werner Herzog's 2009 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. Spoilers.

I often wonder what the point of watching movies are and what it is that makes it one of my favorite pass-times. But I think more recently I had to ask myself why I keep watching movies. Not for any real reason other than I feel so much of my personality, what I talk about, and the…

This will be a review of Abel Ferrara's 1992 Bad Lieutenant and Werner Herzog's 2009 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. Spoilers.

I often wonder what the point of watching movies are and what it is that makes it one of my favorite pass-times. But I think more recently I had to ask myself why I keep watching movies. Not for any real reason other than I feel so much of my personality, what I talk about, and the…

I understand what this film was trying to do, make this "expedition" about grizzly bears turn into a expedition of the human mind. But I couldn't help but see the "Hollywoodized" portrayal of a man who was father gone than we could understand. I walked out of this film wanting to know less about what the film focused on, but more about the question of why he turned out the way he did. The closest explaination comes from Timothy's parents…

!!!BIG SPOILERS AHEAD!!!

It is hard to find intelligent, thought provoking sci-fi films nowadays. Many films such as "Transformers" or any other mainstream science fiction films resolve on using special effects and mindless action to compensate for it's lack of intelligence. That is why it was a pleasant surprise and extremely enjoying to watch a film that put me on the edge of my seat by just the atmosphere and feel of the film.

Ex Machina follows Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson)…