About J. Brunansky
He began acting, singing, dancing and playing classical piano about five years old. From there, he learned classical guitar, jazz and latin drumming/percussion and studio recording and post production. He wrote a book and several think pieces. He has also written, directed, produced and published several short films. He loves travel, his dog, a spirited debate, the company of a lovely woman and so much more.
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Miles Ahead – Box Office Review
A passion project that took close to, if not, 10 years to make. This indie film explores the life of jazz great Miles Davis during the period in the 1970’s when he was trying to find his new sound. This film explores his life during his time working with Gil Evans and then flash forward Read more
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Gods of Egypt – Box Office Review
I had zero interest in seeing this film. The controversy surrounding the film, plus the online tirade the director had about people not liking his film all turned my attention elsewhere. I did receive a free ticket and the movie theater employees I speak with all had good things to say about this movie. So Read more
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10 Cloverfield Lane – Box Office Review
This film had almost zero publicity leading up to the release date. It was a surprise to most people and we couldn’t really have an expectation because we didn’t know anything about this film. Is this film connected to the “Cloverfield” movie released back in 2008? Is this film a study on John Goodman’s love Read more
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(Spoilers) Batman V Superman Dawn of Justice – Box Office Review
The movie we’re about to examine was filled with so much information, so many stories and characters that I won’t spend many words in this introductory paragraph. “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” was grand in scale and dark in tone. The reviews have been demeaning as well as celebratory. So let’s dive in and Read more
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London Has Fallen – Box Office Review
In a previous box office review I wrote about how a film can lose that special something if it’s too cliche’. The film that takes itself seriously and then decides to forgo that mentality and welcomes in predictable, over used, unimaginative moments either in story or characters are no bueno folks. However, if a film Read more
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Zootopia – Box Office Review
Disney Pictures takes us on an entertaining “whodunnit” crime drama that teaches us that life is more fulfilled when you follow your heart and chase your dreams. Believe in yourself against all the odds and you too can become all your heart desires. The story was cleverly and creatively told. There is also an element Read more
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