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PLAYING FOR KEEPS – The Review
Had to believe that only six years ago the graphic novel film adaptation 300...
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SMASHED – The Review
Seems like yesterday (actually a few weeks ago) that we were talking about...
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STAR TREK TNG on the big screen
This past Thursday, November 29, the folks at Paramount/CBS Video and Fathom...
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KILLING THEM SOFTLY – The Revi...
The life of the gangster isn’t as glamorous in the movies as it once...
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RISE OF THE GUARDIANS – The Re...
It’s such a great idea you wonder why someone didn’t think of it...
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SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK – The ...
Writer/director David O. Russell has been tackling difficult family issues...
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ANNA KARENINA (2012) – The Rev...
How do you breathe new life into a 100 plus year old story that’s known...
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THE ASTONISHING X-MEN – The Bl...
Heads up merry Marvel mutant maniacs! The fine folks at the Shout Factory in...
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BETWEEN US – SLIFF Review
Dan Mirvish’s new film based on the play by Joe Hortua examines the...
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THE RABBI’S CAT – SLIFF ...
Like the previously reviewed WRINKLES, this hand drawn French animated...
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LINCOLN – The Review
For most of the world the name most associated with the United States...
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SENSE OF HUMOR – SLIFF Review
Here’s an unusual movie mash-up from French Canadian writer/director...
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FAT, BALD, SHORT MAN – SLIFF R...
The film’s title pretty much sums up the world’s view of poor...
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WRINKLES – SLIFF Review
Silver screen icon Bette Davis is generally credited with this adage,...
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TALES OF THE NIGHT – SLIFF Rev...
The art of the silhouette has been around for several centuries as an...
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LE TABLEAU – SLIFF Review
In the TOY STORY trilogy we get to see what our playthings do when...
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SKYFALL – The Review
What’s the one word that really brings a smile to the face of a movie...
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SONGS FOR AMY – SLIFF Review
At one time or another we’ve all pined for the one that got away. The...
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THE WOLVERINE First Look Photo Of Hu...
Hugh Jackman is Logan in THE WOLVERINE. The story is set in a distant and...
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FLIGHT (2012) – The Review
The portrayal of alcohol use in film as been a complex one through the years....
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