Review
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Review: ANOTHER YEAR
ANOTHER YEAR is a quiet and thoughtful film. If you like to people watch then this is the film...
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Review: THE ILLUSIONIST (2010)
Sometimes when an older idea or concept is told in a surprising new style by way of another medium, the...
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Review: THE RITE
A woman fidgets in a chair outside a closed bedroom door. Two priests-one grayed, the other wide eyed and...
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Review: LIFE IN A DAY
LIFE IN A DAY reminded me of the unique docu-art films of Godfrey Reggio. I have no problem calling...
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Sundance 2011 Review: SEPTIEN
Review By Clare Halpine SEPTIEN, the recent film by Actor/Director/Writer Michael Tully explores themes of sexual repression, parental transference...
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DVD Review: OPEN SEASON 3
Boog and Elliot star in Sony Pictures Animation’s family comedy adventure Open Season, a Columbia Pictures release. © 2006...
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Review: JEDI JUNKIES
Let’s be honest… there’s no shortage of films out there about Star Wars fans. With as many people as...
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Review: THE DILEMMA
During Hollywood’s “golden age” directors had to be able to jump from genre to genre. Someone like Howard Hawks...
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Review: COUNTRY STRONG
Wings can give you strength and make you fly, or keep you on the ground, if not properly cared...
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Review: CASINO JACK
You can’t always go by your first impressions. When the story of uber-lobbyist Jack Abramoff first hit the news,...
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Review: THE KING’S SPEECH
THE KING’S SPEECH is a film starring Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush. The film is directed...
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Review: CANDY APPLE RED
Todd Norris certainly grabs the audiences attention in his new short film CANDY APPLE RED. Emily (Sharon Wright) is...
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Review: MADE IN DAGENHAM
When most folks think of Great Britain in the 1960’s they remember the Fab Four and Sean Connery keeping...
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Review: DREAMS AND SHADOWS
DREAMS AND SHADOWS is the feature-film debut from writer, director and producer Tamarat Makonnen. This is the story of...
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Review: LITTLE FOCKERS
It seems that with most film franchises and series the old adage “the third time’s the charm” does not...
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Review: TRUE GRIT
TRUE GRIT (2010) is the second film adaption of the book from Charles Portis’ 1968 novel of the same...
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Review: THE FIGHTER
“Understand the possibility.” A common phrase that is applicable to almost any situation in films or real life. “The...
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Review: YOGI BEAR
What can a pic-a-nic basket hold? A whole lot of fun for the entire family! The latest installment of...
