Greg Mottola’s follow up to Superbad shares little in common with that previous film, which isn’t a bad thing as this is an honest and sometimes sweet coming of age tale for a fresh college grad. James has a plan. As his graduation present his parents are supposed to help fund his trip to Europe […]
Read more "Review: Adventureland"The latest from DreamWorks Animation is one of their lesser efforts that don’t work on almost every level outside of the pretty solid 3-D. Susan Murphy is about to get married to her ‘weather man with a plan’ that has them moving up to the big time in no time. After getting some unexpected news […]
Read more "Review Monsters vs. Aliens"This indie comedy has a few really bright moments and is never dulls, but fails to take full advantage of its interesting premise, but still manages to be an intriguing character study. Rose is a single mother living paycheck to paycheck working for maid service company as she works toward getting her real estate license. […]
Read more "Review: Sunshine Cleaning"The latest from Tony Gilroy is not quite as good as his previous effort, but it is still a fun and fairly unconventional con game/spy/thriller that will have you scratching your head here and there as the plot unravels to the end. Ray Koval is former MI6, Claire Stenwick is former CIA, and after a […]
Read more "Review: Duplicity"First off…Just Wow! Here is a link to the trailer for now and check out the full story for the youtube clip.
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Read more "Where The Wild Things Are Poster"A brilliant advertising campaign for AVP, awesome battles of the spieces that have been waging war for centuries captured on film! More, hit the link!
Read more "AVP: Recreational Affairs"A reserved espionage thriller of sorts is constantly engaging and very well made, but is missing a few key bits to push it to the upper level. Louis Salinger is an Interpol agent who has ties to Scotland Yard and had a mysterious exit from their ranks. He has been attempting to find dirt on […]
Read more "Review: The International"A film with hits and misses, Michael Cera continues his awkward guy shtick to good effect but there is little else to really suck you into this picture. Nick is a down on his luck high school kid who is still trying to get over his ex-girlfriend, Tris, by constantly sending her mix tapes only […]
Read more "Review: Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist"This smallish budget indie sci-fi flick is entertaining and has some good ideas, but pacing and a couple lame ideas hold it back from being as clever as it thinks it is. Division is a government organization that is responsible for maintaining and surveying the so called “special” people of the world while they are […]
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