Casey Tune

A powerful story of racial tensions and police brutality told by Spike Lee. Even though it is quite serious, there are plenty of light hearted moments sprinkled in. It’s beautifully shot and is full of memorable and likable characters. It’s relevance has never waned, and it’s a must see film for any serious movie buff.

One of the best films of all time. Despite the fact that the movie turns 70 years old this year, it is as fresh and timeless as ever. It has some wonderful acting, especially from Gloria Swanson. Beautiful and dark cinematography, flawless direction, a great musical score and a classic plot makes this a must see masterpiece.

I’m sorry, but I don’t see the massive appeal. How is it changing pro wrestling? By simply not being WWE? Interesting since all their biggest stars are former WWE wrestlers just under different names. Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks being the exception of course (but they still made it big in other companies). Jim Ross is on commentary, which is great but not new. How can you really change pro wrestling anymore? They put wrestling over story development which is cool but so does NXT, and they have better wrestling and more organic story progression. AEW have some amazing talent and great production values but it’s just a different, oh I’m sorry “alternative”, wrestling show. It’s not bad, just nothing revolutionary. Nice for people who don’t like WWE. It’s always good to have more companies for people to work. But aside from a couple of big names, no real reason to tune in unless your burnt out on other, arguably better companies. I also kinda hate how people have been saying there’s finally an alternative to WWE. Okay so Impact, Ring of Honor and New Japan never happened huh? I’ll watch it occasionally but it’s not a priority for me. I’ll be on USA every Wednesday watching NXT instead.

Needless to say James Bond owes a debt to North By Northwest. One of Hitchcock's most memorable and beloved films for good reason. North By Northwest is a film beyond its years and never gets old. Cary Grant is a fun as ever and the rest of the cast is stellar as well.