Review
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Review: A TOWN CALLED PANIC
Amidst all the technological advances and trending focus on computer animation, I am pleased to see a continued interest...
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Review: GREEN ZONE
At the beginning of Paul Greengrass’ new, action extravaganza, GREEN ZONE, we are quickly introduced to Chief Warrant Officer...
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Review: ALICE IN WONDERLAND
“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because...
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Review: BROOKLYN’S FINEST
There never seems to be a shortage of movies about cops and crime, which is fine, because it’s certainly...
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Review: FISH TANK
Being a teenager. Finding a place in the world for one’s self. Developing a sense of identity. Discovering that...
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Review: 44 INCH CHEST
One of the first things to pop into my mind when I first heard about 44 INCH CHEST was...
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Review: THE CRAZIES
Serving as no big surprise for avid fans of the horror genre, Breck Eisner’s new film THE CRAZIES is...
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Review: COP OUT
COP OUT is a love letter. It’s a love letter from Kevin Smith to the action comedies that dominated...
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Review: 2010 Oscar Shorts
Every year folks gather around their television sets and watch as the stars flaunt who they’re wearing on the...
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Review: SHUTTER ISLAND
It’s difficult to talk about a film like SHUTTER ISLAND in any great length, because, for the most part,...
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Review: VALENTINE’S DAY
Everyone could use a little fluff in their lives now and again, even hardened, cynical, no-nonsense movie critics who...
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Review: 35 SHOTS OF RUM
When all we have is each other, what are we suppose to do when they leave? Directed and co-written...
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Review: THE WOLFMAN
Folks leaving theaters may be compelled to howling into the night, induced by seeing Joe Johnston’s remake of Universal’s...
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DVD Review: PLANET HULK
PLANET HULK is yet another entry in the long line of straight to DVD/Blu-ray, animated features starring famous comic...
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Review: POLICE, ADJECTIVE
POLICE, ADJECTIVE is one of those films we refer to as a slow burn, a movie that is more...
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Review: DEAR JOHN
When it comes right down to the bare essentials, the nitty-gritty facts of what makes a movie work for...
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Review: EDGE OF DARKNESS
Based on the engrossing 1985 BBC TV series of the same name, EDGE OF DARKNESS opens with Mel Gibson,...
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Review: THE BEACHES OF AGNES
THE BEACHES OF AGNES (Les plages d’Agnès) is an enticingly unusual documentary from critically acclaimed filmmaker Agnès Varda, best...
