Everything I'm about to write has already been said, by far smarter people than me. However, just like how Speed drives knowing it might not change the world, but he has do something. I know writing a long review for Speed Racer won't result in any monumental change, but cinema is the only thing I know, and I have to do something. So just like Speed, I am going to let my ADHD take the wheel.

The world was not…

I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil.

I cry everytime I watch this film, there are countless lines, scenes, looks, pieces of music that bring me to tears. More so as I get older, and the weight of years lived allow me to see layers to Frodo and his Fellowship's story that I have never seen before.

The level of filmmaking, passion, love, care put into this film and its predecessors is near…

One of the most stressful fucking experiences of my life, I loved every second of it.

First things first: Inde Navarrette, holy fucking shit! I will go more into her performance later, but just wow!

The film itself is an ingenious realization of the 'be careful what you wish for' monkey's paw concept, I've seen some criticism that because of this, it is a flaw of the film because it has a familiar origins. That couldn't be further from the…

One of the most entertaining, exhilarating, emotional films I have seen in a long time. A film that reminds you what blockbusters are capable of, that they can encapsulate everything for a generation; the numbing nilhilsim of the last twenty years that has come with the apathetic acceptence that we are doomed to suffer cataclysmic wars and starvation within mere decades, yet most importantly the film is a celluloid embodiment of the hope that so many carry with them today.…