David Fincher’s latest is an epic tale of the life of Benjamin Button and it is an amazing tale, fantastic production value, and a film that will only grow richer on subsequent viewings. When Benjamin (Brad Pitt) is born he doesn’t look quite right, and upon further inspection by a doctor, he shows all the […]
Read more "Review: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button"Darren Aronofsky has returned with his fourth feature and the results are an engaging, sad, and fantastic character study anchored by a fantastic performance by Mickey Rourke. Randy “The Ram” Robinson (Mickey Rourke) was “The” wrestler back in 1986. Working his way through the ranks, The Ram made his way to the top of the […]
Read more "Review: The Wrestler"Rian Johnson is back with another solid entry in his sophomore debut, which is full of humor, style, and great work by everyone involved, all mixed with a story that really makes you care about the characters and their plot they are involved in. Stephen (Mark Ruffalo) and Bloom (Adrien Brody) have been con men […]
Read more "Review: The Brothers Bloom"Probably the funniest show on TV is back for it’s second and probably final season, so check it out now! I love this show!
Read more "Flight of the Conchords: Season 2 Premiere Online NOW!!!!!!!!!!"Keanu Reeves stars in this remake of the lauded cautionary tale original, putting a relevant green spin on things; the effect is a solid sci-fi thriller that operates with reserve instead of going way over the top. Helen Benson (Jenifer Connelly) is a scientist that deals with studying bacteria and elements on outer space bodies […]
Read more "Review: The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008)"Seth Gordon’s feature debut is unfortunately a lackluster affair, though is saved from being a complete atrocity from the work of Vince Vaughn (though, he has been far, far better at times). Brad and Kate have been a happily unmarried couple for three years now, they are successful, live together, and have no interest in […]
Read more "Review: Four Christmases"James Marsh’s latest documentary is the story of one man’s dream to tight rope walk between the two towers of the world trade center and the lengths the man, and the people around him, went through to make his dream a reality. Philippe Petit is the man who had this dream and he himself is […]
Read more "Review: Man On Wire"Brad Anderson’s train thriller is an effective piece of cinema that keeps tension high while taking a series of twists and turns along the way. The film opens with the police investigation of a drug dealer that was robbed and killed, with the investigation headed up by Grinko (Ben Kingsley) who after discovering that someone […]
Read more "Review: Transsiberian"The hotly anticipated adaptation of the hit teen vampire romance series is a fairly successful adaptation to the big screen. Bella (Kristen Stewart) lives happily in Phoenix but is forced to relocate back to her home town of Forks, Washington, the wettest and most cloud covered city in the country. Moving in the middle of […]
Read more "Review: Twilight"This animated collection of short films is a visual treat and some great story telling and while it isn’t necessarily that scary of a film, it is a fine compilation of some interesting and creepy tales. The film is a compilation of six works by the some of the best animators working today, Blutch, Charles […]
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