Hey, I’m Ryan Michaels. I’m a 15-year old film lover, thats been steadily writing movie reviews for local Michigan newspapers for the last four years. Some of my favorite films include “Apocalypse Now”, “8 1/2″, “Back to the Future” and “Citizen Kane”. On this site, you’ll find every review I’ve ever written and ever will. Check back, I post reviews weekly. Thanks, and explore around!
Ryan The Movie Critic
My name is Ryan Michaels – I love movies, and review them on a weekly basis for several newspapers in the Michigan area.
Ryan, it is Cindy – your Mom’s friend. I hope by subscribing in this way I will get updates to your reviews.
Kevin Smith has been tweeting about you. You should get a twitter account and give that LCJ ( Lights Camera Jackson ) http://twitter.com/#!/LCJReviews kid a run. You have more creditability than him. He refuses to review anything harder than a PG13. No R rated movies? Are you kidding me? How can he call himself a movie reviewer? Life is R rated… Any way loved your review of red state and Paul. I have met Seth Rogen he shops at my store in L.A., Really down to earth cool guy. Good luck i plan to promote you when i can.Get a twitter account! I have been a movie fan since the 70s and I’m still going.
See and review barney’s version With Paul Giamanti. I would like to hear your thoughts
You are a doozenbocker, which is a bozo-no-no J-bird
Hey, Ryan. I learned of you and your website through a commenter on one of my recent blog posts (that briefly generated quite a stir): http://jesseknight.wordpress.com/2011/07/10/mr-ebert-youve-gone-too-far/
I thought it might be of interest to you.
All the best,
Jesse
I would like to recommend reviewing ‘Purification” http://www.purification-themovie.com they can send you a copy for you to view
Thanks
Lisa
Hey man, this is Devin from TIP camp. Just went through some of the reviews on this site, and I am certainly impressed. Email me if you ever need a secondary review for a movie, I generally do the same kinds of reviews for school.
In a way I hope you haven’t yet red the dragon tattoo series. While I haven’t seen the film, what you describe seems to confirm reports they stuck close to the book(s). The Blomkvist Salander relationship was a slow dance through the three books which started out gradually. The first book also spent most of it’s time on the mystery. Enjoyed the books and the Sweedish films and look forward to the expected three US remakes. Thanks for your column.
I can’t lie, this is some fairly impressive stuff, which puts older, professional reviewers to shame.