Category: Reviews
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‘Mad Hot Ballroom’ is a delightful crowd-pleaser
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Reading Writing and Rumba… Mad Hot Ballroom shimmies its way into our affections.
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‘Revenge of the Sith’ has beautiful action, but suffers from wooden words
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Since I am fortunate enough to live in Los Angeles I had hoped to see Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith at the historic Chinese theatre. Sadly, this was not to be,…
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‘Kinsey’ makes a movie about sex something more than just a movie about sex
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A fine biopic offering a sense of honesty and social commentary that didnt feel preachy or melodramatic.
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Daniel Craig explodes in ‘Layer Cake,’ a smart, slick flick that rarely stops moving
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Make sure you grab a slice
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‘Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession’
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A documentary about the cable network Z Channel and its famed programmer who killed himself and his wife in the late 1980s.
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‘National Treasure’ is a fun adventure film, with an equally fun DVD to boot
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Its funny sometimes how a movie can be so preposterous yet manage to still remain fun and entertaining that you enjoy it regardless.
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‘Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room’ damns the execs, ignores the victims
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How do you get a movie audience to sit through 150 minutes of suited white guys talking Make a movie as smart and spot-on as this one.
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‘A Tale of Two Sisters’ is a creepy Korean tale with lots of tasty twists and turns
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Something strange is happening when Su-mi and her younger sister Su-yeon come home to their fathers large house after a stay in the hospital.
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‘Star Trek: First Contact’ stands out as ‘The Next Generation”s best big screen adventure
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The second film featuring the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast gets the special edition treatment in this excellent 2-disc package.
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‘Equilibrium’ has lots of action and great visuals but is feel far too familiar
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A science fiction action film that establishes an interesting world but not a new concept.