Ronald Regan remains one of our nations most notable presidents and this is the second presidential film released by Angel Studios this year following Young Washington last month. Set during the Cold War, Brink Of War centers on Regan meeting up with Mikhail Gorbachev in hopes of finding hollow ground in terms of nukes. The movie is decent at best. And though I only see it as decent, it is not due to lack of quality accept when it comes to one aspect that we will discuss later. Almost everything about the movie was very solid. It's mostly just talking, so for some people it might get a little boring. But the film makes up for that with its strong acting, decent writing and relevant themes. This cast is actually pretty packed, with Jeff Daniels, J.K. Simmons and more. The only aspect of this film that felt unneeded was the storyline involving the wives. It felt slightly half-baked and there really wasn't much of a reason for this to be included in the film. Not that the first ...
Before it was a hollow shell of its former self, Disney/Pixar had a tendency to overpower the possibility of success for other animated films. So this is a list of films that I noticed had the unfortunate displeasure of either competing with Disney or will forever remain in the shadow of a certain movie from Disney. #10- Rugrats Go Wild: Overshadowed By Finding Nemo Vs Rugrats Go Wild is a 2003 crossover between Nickelodeon classics Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys . Though Finding Nemo (one of my favorite Pixar movies) was released about a month earlier, judging by both movie’s box-offices Rugrats Go Wild still had to face some tough competition against it. It also did not help that the film did have some controversy involving scratch and sniff cards and was received relatively poorly in comparison to the previous 2 Rugrats movies (second one especially) and the original Wild Thornberrys movie. Meanwhile, Finding Nemo pretty much DESTROYED the box-office and remains...