Reviews

The Wolf Pack Saga Whimpers to a Close with THE HANGOVER PART III

The Wolf Pack Saga Whimpers to a Close with THE HANGOVER PART III

by Andy

GRADE: D Remember back in 2009 when audiences were abuzz about what tigers dreamed of, whether the said striped jungle cats preferred pepper over cinnamon, and exactly who was the tiny, naked violent Asian man springing from the Wolf Pack’s...

IRON MAN 3 a Predictable, Entertaining Entry in the Tony Stark Saga

IRON MAN 3 a Predictable, Entertaining Entry in the Tony Stark Saga

by Andy

Robert Downey Jr. is, without argument, one of the finest actors working today in Hollywood. He may have fallen completely from grace for a period with on-again, off-again substance abuse issues, but his resurgence, beginning in 2005, has made...

OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL is Beautiful, Magical and a Must-See March Movie!

OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL is Beautiful, Magical and a Must-See March Movie!

by Andy

When I was a kid, nothing – absolutely nothing – scared me more than Miss Almira Gulch, aka The Wicked Witch of the West, from the classic 1939 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer masterpiece, THE WIZARD OF OZ. Arguably the most-watched movie in...

SAFE HAVEN a Schmaltzy Tall Tale of Second Chances

SAFE HAVEN a Schmaltzy Tall Tale of Second Chances

by Andy

SAFE HAVEN, the new movie from the King of Schmaltz, Nicholas Sparks, is assuredly going to get dumped on by the majority of movie critics (it’s holding at 12% fresh as of this writing, about five percent lower than...

Movie Review: Pitch Perfect Another Comedy with Strong, Funny and Unapologetic Women

Movie Review: Pitch Perfect Another Comedy with Strong, Funny and Unapologetic Women

by Andy

GRADE: B On the surface, Pitch Perfect looks like Glee: The Movie, or, more generically, another low-budget, low-IQ teenage-driven comedy most assuredly packed with booze, sex and enough innuendo and euphemisms its bloated PG-13 rating can hold. At least...

SUNDANCE: 5 Broken Cameras

by Chris

5 Broken Cameras 5 Broken Cameras is the most personal documentary I have ever seen. Emad Burnat films years of struggle within his hometown of Bil’in as the Israeli army pushes further into the borders of their city. Emad...

SUNDANCE: V/H/S — Holy Gruesome Horror

by Chris

V/H/S I will admit, found footage films have been a major point a frustration for me over the past decade. Post-Blair Witch, the film style grew to be formulaic and at times impossible to watch. V/H/S arrives at Sundance...

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Movie Review (B+)

by Andy

Despite my Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Zodiac, Iron Man and Tropic Thunder love for Robert Downey Jr., as well as an awkward fondness for Jude Law and his crazy hairline, the predecessor for Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,...

Review: The Help (A+) The Smurfs Don’t got Nothing on it!

by Emma

This week I went and stayed at my Aunt Kathy’s for three days and we went and saw The Help. This hands down is the best movie this year. Emma Stone (Easy A) brings to life the journalist Eugenia...

Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (B+)

by Andy

I might be one of only a handful of people on planet Earth who have never read one word of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series of books. Let’s just get that out of the way right now, because you...

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