‘The Intouchables’ is filmmaking at its finest
Inspired by a true story that was told in a 2004 French documentary this is the story of a wealthy quadraplegic the man he hires from the streets to care for him and the bond that builds between them.
Month: May 2012
‘Polisse’ takes hard look at child sex crimes and does it well
Polisse is a raw gritty look at one of the toughest duties any detective can ever undertake working in the Parisian Child Protective Unit
‘Men in Black 3’ is… better than ‘Men in Black 2’
Here comes the third installment of the Men in Black Franchise and its vastly superior to #2.
‘The Great Gatsby’ trailer debuts online
Fans of the celebrated F. Scott Fitzgerald novel – which most people probably read in high school or should have – is returning to the big screen.
‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’ is fun… if not laugh out loud funny
Five women want babies and this will change their lives and the lives of the men they are involved with in ways they never suspected
‘Battleship’ requires that you check your brain at the box office
The classic board game comes to the big screen except the enemies are alien invaders
‘The Dictator’ is tasteless rude and offensive – and laugh out loud funny
Borat is back but this time Sacha Baron Cohen is portraying a despotic dictator from North Africa and he is a real laugh out loud spectacle.
‘Girl in Progress’ isn’t the good film it could have been
A teen girl whose mother is far too busy messing up her own life to parent her daughter decides she needs to hasten her transition to adulthood and chooses a novel approach to achieve that aim.
Check in to ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’
A group of elderly Brits travel to India to enjoy their golden years at what they thought was a luxurious hotel converted to a retirement home.
‘Dark Shadows’ isn’t Johnny Depp / Tim Burton’s worst… but not best either
The first and only TV soap opera to ever feature a vampire as the star gets the big screen treatment with Johnny Depp as the famed Barnabas Collins.