Orlando Bloom

By Jordan Richardson The third and final picture in Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy is 2007’s At World’s End. After the success of 2003’s The Curse of the Black Pearl, the cast and crew signed on to create two sequels back-to-back. Obviously Dead Man’s Chest was up first, with At World’s End utilized as...

By Jordan Richardson Confusing, muddled, and overly long, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest somehow still manages to be a touch better than its predecessor and quite a bit of fun. Gore Verbinski continues Disney’s saga based on a theme park ride, doubling up on the effects and high seas adventure foun...

By Jordan Richardson Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) loves Elizabeth from afar, but he is a lowly blacksmith. When Elizabeth is taken by Barbossa and his creepy crew, Will springs a plan into action to rescue her that involves Jack Sparrow and a whole lot of crackling pirate action. There is also Commodore Norringt...

By Jordan Richardson Peter Jackson’s monstrous Lord of the Rings trilogy comes to a marvellous end with 2003’s The Return of the King. As has been broadly reported, the final film in the saga has become one of the highest-grossing motion pictures of all time. It also scooped all eleven Academy Awards for which it...

By Jordan Richardson Wrapping up where The Fellowship of the Ring left off, The Two Towers continues Peter Jackson’s mammoth Lord of the Rings saga. Released in 2002, The Two Towers was the most critically-acclaimed film of the trilogy according to Rotten Tomatoes. It featured more special effects and more ac...

By Jordan Richardson In what will be remembered as the quintessential modern saga of our generation, The Lord of the Rings trilogy begins with 2001’s The Fellowship of the Ring. Peter Jackson’s enormous project sparkles with detail, depth, and grandeur. It is safe to say that the epic scope of the series has gon...