Review
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CHRONICLE – The Review
For many, the “superhero” genre is as worn out as an old sock, with so many comic book movies...
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THE WOMAN IN BLACK ( 2012 ) – The Review
Although we’re still in the middle of Winter, let’s take in an old-fashioned bone-chiller, one that may have your teeth...
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ALBERT NOBBS – The Review
Gender disguise has been used most predominately in movies for generating laughs. As a matter of fact, the American Film...
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MAN ON A LEDGE – The Review
I suppose we should include MAN ON A LEDGE on a short list of film titles that succinctly state the...
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HAYWIRE – The Review
Everybody loves a good action film, right? But, what happens when a filmmaker more known for art house films...
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PARIAH – The Review
PARIAH joins a long line of coming of age dramas set in New York ( in this case Brooklyn...
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SHAME ( 2011 ) – The Review
Golden Globes viewers hopefully caught George Clooney’s very witty acceptance speech for Best Actor in a Dramatic Motion Picture in...
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CONTRABAND (2012) – The Review
It’s been over twenty years since Al Pacino as Michael Corleone uttered, “Just when I thought I was out…...
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JOYFUL NOISE – The Review
You can bet that the major studios have been looking at the movie career of multimedia mogul Tyler Perry...
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A DANGEROUS METHOD – The Review
Psychoanalysis is arguably still as polarizing in today’s society as it was a century ago when Sigmund Freud first...
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CARNAGE (2011) – The Review
Since cinema began Hollywood has raided the opposite coast (the Great White Way AKA Broadway) for works to be...
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THE DARKEST HOUR – The Review
Studying and researching movies over the years I’ve come across an expression, ” A monster movie is only as...
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FAMILIAR – Short Film Review
FAMILIAR (2011) is the newest short film from Fatal Pictures, produced by Zach Green, written and directed by Richard...
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WE BOUGHT A ZOO – The Review
This movie year we film fans are getting to see new works from directors who might not be referred...
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THE ARTIST (2011) – The Review
So far this holiday season we moviegoers have seen Martin Scorsese’s magical tribute to cinema’s infancy, HUGO. In that...
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WAR HORSE – The Review
Few living things on this planet are more majestic than a horse. Creatures of graceful beauty and tremendous strength,...
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THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN – The Review
Motion capture animation and 3D appear to be the rising stars of cinema technology, both of which have the...
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ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS : CHIPWRECKED – The Review
Ah, what Hollywood will do in the pursuit of family movie box office bucks. The studio executives love pre-sold...
