The latest, and possibly most under the radar, comic book film this summer is the adaptation of Jonah Hex and the results are a mixed bag as the films focus seems to be in a lot of wrong places. Hex is a Confederate soldier of some rank but when he turns on his regiment and […]
Read more "Review: Jonah Hex"So the biggest week of the year for the video game world is here and it started these last two days with the annual first party conferences where the Big Three unveil there plans for the year to come. With everyone still on a major console release freeze we are instead being introduced to the […]
Read more "E3 2010: Microsoft, Sony, & Nintendo Press Conference Reflections"The latest TV adaptation, The A-Team, gets 3 great actors and one unproven one together with a director that can shoot some action and the results is an almost non-stop action flick with paper thin characters and a weak plot that is quite a lot of fun. The A-Team is a group of rangers who […]
Read more "Review: The A-Team"The Karate Kid remake is more of in spirit re-imagining but the result is an effective family film that avoids sap, teaches good morals/lessons, and features a couple of great turns by its two leads. Dre and his Mom are forced to move to China as times are tough in Detroit and if Dre’s mom […]
Read more "Review: The Karate Kid"The Forgetting Sarah Marshall spin off, Get Him to the Greek, is a scatter shot of randomness and hilarious that is a tad disjointed but more than makes up for any awkwardness with some great humor from its three leads. The film picks up sometime after Sarah Marshall’s timeline, Aldous Snow is no longer sober […]
Read more "Review: Get Him to the Greek"Vincenzo Natali’s latest is a weird, interesting, and often messed up creature feature that isn’t the horror movie it is being sold as until the third act, in which it pretty much wastes all of its well earned curiosity and enjoyment by going from something almost wholly original to riddled with cliché. The film follows […]
Read more "Review: Splice"This could be the best video game adaptation yet, certainly the best looking, but it still feels all too clichéd and familiar even though the action is pretty exciting at times and there is a lot of it. The film follows Dastan, a street urchin plucked into royalty after the king sees him perform a […]
Read more "Review: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"The sequel to Sex and the City on the silver screen excels past the first film, unfortunately that film was a big steaming pile of awfulness, and while this films first act starts off on a fairly right foot it crumbles in it’s final after laboring and dragging through the middle. The film picks up […]
Read more "Review: Sex and the City 2"The latest Shrek film greatly improves upon the abysmal third film and while it feels a tad to greatest hits and unoriginal it is solid fun and works when it isn’t trying to use pop songs for humor. Shrek is a bit tired of family life and the routine and while he loves his family […]
Read more "Review: Shrek Forever After"So Lost has finally come to an end, how did the finale make you feel? From the voices on the internet it sounds like some people are quite divided on the episode and even dogging the series as a whole. Well fear not. I am not here to try and convince you otherwise, but if […]
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