Review
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Review: ROBIN HOOD
The film is filled with fun and adventure, allowing the audience an escape to another time and place in...
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Review: THE SECRET OF KELLS
With the popularity of CG-animated films from Pixar and DreamWorks and the namesake monopoly on traditional animation that is...
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Review: MID-AUGUST LUNCH
Pranzo di ferragosto, or MID-AUGUST LUNCH in English, is a delightful Italian slice-of-life comedy about a middle-aged man with...
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Review: IRON MAN 2
With $140 million dollars, an untested director at the helm of his first, tent pole picture, and a star...
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Review: A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET
Ah yes, another remake. The celluloid regurgitating factory known as Platinum Dunes has made the final turn – I...
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Review: THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN
THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN is not an easy film to watch. The pacing is a strange combination of...
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Review: THE LOSERS
A group of highly trained CIA special ops go into a jungle mission that seems too easy and find...
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ROBIN HOOD: Early Review
On Wednesday night, Universal Pictures held an early‚ secret screening of ROBIN HOOD at The Landmark in Los Angeles and friends of...
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Review: OCEANS
The immersion into beauty on display in Disneynature’s second release, OCEANS, is staggering and absolutely undeniable. Directors Jacques Perrin...
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Review: BAD BATCH
Imagine if Ingmar Bergman had directed a stoner comedy written by Richard Linklater, a la SLACKER. Now, if you...
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Review: VINCERE
Pardon my French (or, shall I say Italian) but, history has produced some truly monstrous assholes. One of these...
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Review: TERRIBLY HAPPY
Audiences should find themselves terribly satisfied with TERRIBLY HAPPY, co-written and directed by Danish filmmaker Henrik Ruben Genz. This...
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Review: DATE NIGHT
Work, kids, monotony… DATE NIGHT is definitely a movie for couples that have been together for a long period of time! Phil...
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Review: THE RUNAWAYS
It is pretty safe to say you can’t have Rock N Roll without a little bit of anarchy. Actually,...
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Review: THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO
THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO is not your mother’s formulaic mystery novel of the month, nor is it...
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Review: RED RIDING (Trilogy) 1974, 1980, 1983
The RED RIDING Trilogy, a gritty British crime drama in three parts, comes to us from across the Atlantic...
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Review: THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN IN AMERICA
How much trust do we put in our elected officials? How far-reaching, how blatant are the lies that the...
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Review: CLASH OF THE TITANS
“A titan against a titan.” That is one line of dialog that is carried over verbatim from the 1981...
