Ridley Scott brings in a couple of A-listers in Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe to take a shot at the spy globe trotting genre, and what we get is a very real feeling and superbly made film that will keep you guessing until the end. Roger Ferris (DiCaprio) is a C.I.A. operative in the middle […]
Read more "Review: Body of Lies"Flash of Genius is a serious drama about the true life struggles of Bob Kearns who had to fight the major motor companies for vindication on his creation, and the results are a solid offering, even though it might be a bit of heavy material. Bob Kearns (Greg Kinnear) is an engineering professor who was […]
Read more "Review: ‘Flash of Genius’"Bill Maher and Larry Charles bring the funny with this documentary that looks at religion and the absurdity that people let guide their beliefs and views on politics. Now, I will say this right now, if you hold any religious belief’s this film might offend you, in fact, I can almost guarantee it, but if […]
Read more "Review: Religulous"Keira Knightley stars in this new period film that keeps a quick pace, doesn’t try to be overly eloquent and pompous and strikes a cord at being kind of a new breed of costume drama that was most recently seen with Marie Antoinette, for a very successful experience. Georgiana (Knightley) was daughter of a wealthy […]
Read more "Review: ‘The Duchess’"The new film from D.J. Caruso is a solid action/spyish/thriller that would have done better service to itself if it had just been a bit more original. Jerry Shaw (Shia LaBeouf) is a Copy Cabana employee, he is struggling to make rent, and he has just found out his twin brother has died. Rachel Hollman […]
Read more "Review: ‘Eagle Eye’"This adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks novel succeeds at being an entertaining and engaging romance film that stays away from sap and cliché’s of the genre, but still kind of prescribes to the formula. Adrienne (Diane Lane) is a separated mother with two kids who is heading to Rodanthe for a weekend to cover running […]
Read more "Review: ‘Nights in Rodanthe’"Alan Ball’s feature directing debut is an edgy and biting look at suburbia and the coming of age story of a young girl in this awkward and interesting environment. Jasira is a Lebanese/White girl who lives with her mom in Syracuse, and after a shaving incident with her Mom’s boyfriend; she decides to ship her […]
Read more "Review: ‘Towelhead’"Sex and the City hits the big screen and unfortunately fizzles as a stand alone film due to a bloated run time and a lack of comic balance that made the show as good as it was. The film picks up a few years after the shows finale, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) is still with […]
Read more "Review: ‘Sex and the City’"Adam Carolla’s latest is a great little indie comedy that will go down as one of the better sports films of the last few years. Carolla stars as Jerry Ferro, a handyman that has trouble keeping his day job, but finds peace in his boxing conditioning and classes that he teaches. Jerry was once a […]
Read more "Review: ‘The Hammer’ on DVD"Patrick Dempsey stars in this romantic comedy that brings nothing new to the genre and is about as unoriginal as a romantic comedy can be; though the film still is at least entertaining. Dempsey stars as Tom, a life long bachelor that is a millionaire after inventing the ‘coffee cruiser’, which has an amazing platonic […]
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Middle of the Row 