Category: Reviews
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‘Looper’ takes time travel and body disposal for a loop
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Rian Johnson is a talented filmmaker and ‘Looper’ is a fine third effort, but Bruce Willis seems to put in little effort.
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‘The Other Dream Team’ will lift your spirit
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This documentary is about basketball, but it’s more than just a basketball movie.
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‘Won’t Back Down’ gets a barely passing grade
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This film addresses a real problem, but sacrifices facts for melodrama.
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‘Hellbound?’: A documentary that asks – Does Hell really exist?
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Does Hell really exist? This documentary tries to answer that question.
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‘Never Cry Wolf’ is a perfect, beautifully told story about one man’s journey to find himself
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This simple yet beautiful story follows a scientists as he treks to the Arctic to study wolves and in the process discovers himself and learns to appreciate mans relationship with nature.
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‘The Cold Light of Day’ might have been best left in the dark
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Making a spy thriller is easy. Making a good spy thriller is hard. Making a bad spy thriller with good actors is even more difficult, yet this film does it.
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Amy Adams delights in ‘Trouble With the Curve’
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Baseball fans will be particularly enthralled, but you don’t have to love baseball to enjoy ‘Trouble With the Curve.’
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There is no reason to dread ‘Dredd,’ film far surpasses Stallone version
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“Is it better than the original” is a question that will be asked about every movie remake. In the case of the remake of Judge Dredd, starring Sylvester Stallone and Diane Lane, the answer is:…
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‘Perks of Being a Wallflower’ is very, very good
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The highest compliment one can give to a film adapted from a novel is that the movie makes you want to run right out and buy the book. This is one of those films.
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‘The Master’ might just be a… ‘master’-piece
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Make no mistake, ‘The Master,’ as is to be expected by a work from the leading American auteur of his generation, is as mature and confident a motion picture as you’ll find this year.