Movie Review: The Ides Of March
Two actors, two faces and a two sided story. I smell an Oscar nod for Gosling…I see audience rejection of the film.
Movie Review — Restless
It’s October. A time when Ghoulies, Ghosties and Long-Legged Beasties roam the earth. But if you start seeing the ghost of a World War II Japanese kamikaze fighter pilot, you’re probably Enoch Brae, the central character of Restless. And that’s not a bad place to be. Enoch is an odd kid. If your name is Enoch [...]
Movie Review — Real Steel
“Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Robots” get their day on the big screen in Real Steel, a movie that transcends the one-joke premise and is instead a heartwarming, fist-pumping mechanized fairy tale of a father and son coming together amid some of the baddest technology you’ll ever wish was really available. Not to bad for a [...]
The new Karate Kid retains everything that made us love the original and even finds ways to improve it
Vincezo Natali’s Splice is an ambitious and frustrating exploration of genetic tampering and psychological dread that favors its humans over its captivating creature
With ostrich racing brigands, swirling sand storms and slithering serpents, Mike Newell’s Prince of Persia brings the style but forgets the substance.
After six years and numerous mysteries, a loyal fanbase got a chance to answer the biggest question of all. Was it worth it?
After finding love (Shrek), meeting the parents (Shrek 2), and becoming a father (Shrek the Third), the beloved Shrek has arrived at the inevitable realization
In this penultimate episode of Lost, we learn who the Candidate is, what Desmond can do,and why Jacob chose the 815ers.
Swan Song took the show’s best season so far and ended it on a high note of dramatic tension and poignant resolution
Across the Sea was one of the most unusual and frustrating eps yet, delving into the backstory of Jacob and Smokey.
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