Review: Green
Green is one of those movies that reminds me why I dislike modern art. There’s a scene in the film where one of the ...
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Review: Hugo
I feel sorry for Hugo because no one is going to go see it. We’ll all be heading to The Muppets this holiday ...
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Review: A Dangerous Method
David Cronenberg’s said in interviews that he considers himself a card-carrying existentialist. While it’s a broad school of thought that encapsulates everyone from ...
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Review: The Descendants
Alexander Payne is back to doing movies, and the results are amazing. The man hasn’t made a feature since Sideways, a movie I’ve ...
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Review: Happy Feet Two
I liked the original Happy Feet. It had adorable penguins, lots of catchy singing and dancing choreographed by and motion captured from Savion ...
Review: Garbo: The Spy
One of the great strange stories I’ve heard about World War II — and there are many — is that there was a ...
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Review: Elite Squad 2 – The Enemy Within
Saying that Elite Squad 2: The Enemy Within opened up to huge praise and setting box office records would be understated. In its home country ...
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Review: The Muppets
The Muppets aren’t often in the public eye anymore. Disney hasn’t been pushing them very heavily, and their one theme park attraction is ...
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Review: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1
It’s a challenge to get angry over something you don’t really care about. When your greatest emotion toward a thing is general apathy, ...
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Review: Killing Bono
Killing Bono is based on the memoir of film protagonist, Neil McCormick, entitled Killing Bono: I Was Bono’s Doppelganger. Yet, despite knowing the ...
Review: Jack and Jill
There’s a fantastic SNL skit starring Adam Sandler and Chris Farley where they play an old married couple. Farley is the woman and ...
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Review: Immortals
You’ve probably seen the part in the trailers for Immortals where you see a bunch of people fighting in slow motion in mid-air. ...