Robert Siegel makes his feature debut with a low budget dark comedy that is an interesting character study of what someone might do for the team they love if taken to the extreme, but might have needed a different direction for the lead to make it more convincing. Paul is a New York Giants fan. […]
Read more "Review: Big Fan"Both of these are easily in my top five most anticipated films left this year and both studios just bombarded us with a ton of print art for both films featuring all the characters. Don’t mistake these films for kids movies either, suitable for children for sure, but just for kids, not at all. Both […]
Read more "Fantastic Mr. Fox & Where the Wild Things Are Character Posters"Steven Spielberg’s – Munich (2005) Steven Spielberg continued his successful run of historical period pieces with this spy/thriller of sorts following the Israeli reaction to 1972 Munich Olympic hostage massacre that not only captures the tension of assassination, but perfectly conveys the right vs. wrong of the Israel/Palestine conflict. The film opens amid a flashback […]
Read more "The Decade’s Best – Munich (2005)"I remember back when I first saw the trailer for Fighting and thought to myself: “Ugh, this looks kinda lame. But ooo! Channing Tatum! Well I have to see it now…” Yeah I know. But trust me, sitting through this movie was punishment enough for that mistake. The problem with Fighting is that the only […]
Read more "Rental Review – Fighting"Expanding on his short film, Shane Acker creates a really solid film with 9 as it follows the journey of a group of dolls in a post-apocalyptic world; but unfortunately this is not enough to keep me from being slightly disappointed with the end result. As many have foretold before, man will eventually fall to […]
Read more "Now Playing Review – 9"Forgive me mom, because I am about to dole out a word you aren’t fond of numerous times. Does it count in my favor that it isn’t spelled correctly? As far as I am concerned, Quentin Tarantino can rewrite everything we have learned from the history books, as long as he films his version. Though […]
Read more "Now Playing Review – Inglourious Basterds"The Guild – Season 3 Episode 2 was posted this week. Not as good as the others in my opinion, but you should still check it out here. The Legend of Neil – 4th episode of season 2 released this week. There is much bonding over drinking. Check it out here. Borderlands Claptrap Movie – […]
Read more "Suggestion Box (Sept. 7 – 13)"Coming from Glee’s premiere Wednesday night to the premiere of The Vampire Diaries is like jumping into a pool right after stepping out of the hot tub. Gone is most of the comedy, the general feelings of happiness, and worst of all, gone is the singing. But as much as I wish Diaries were a […]
Read more "Thursday in TV – The Vampire Diaries Series Premiere"Every year there is a day that seems more beautiful than most, a day that has been done the great injustice by not being named a holiday. What is this holy moment of divinity? The start of the fall season of television. So You Think You Can Dance Though I am more than pleased that […]
Read more "Wednesday in TV – SYTYCD and Glee Premieres"Duplicity has drawn a lot of comparisons to Mr. And Mrs. Smith, which does a great disservice to both films. Smith is the far superior film of the genre, and there is no way for Duplicity to reach its high level with this story, style, and quite frankly, the weaker acting. Duplicity follows two spies, […]
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