An interesting look at love that dissects a number of individuals’ lives that are all closely connected and the consequences and effects love has on this group of individuals. Morgan Freeman serves as a mediator and father figure for all of these individuals as he deals with his issues with his family while trying to […]
Read more "Review: Feast of Love"This adaptation of a book by the same name is a fun period film for the actors to have some fun in, and they do, but ultimately is a bit off in a couple of areas and doesn’t gel overall as a film. Amy Adams and Frances McDormand star as a bubbly, American, wanna be […]
Read more "Review: Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day"Frank Oz’s newest film is a British ensemble that is full of laughs and was one of the funniest films of 2007. The films entire run time takes place over the course of one funeral for the father of a pair of brothers, Daniel and Robert, when a collision of drugs, hidden agenda, and infidelity […]
Read more "Review: Death at a Funeral"Martin McDonagh’s feature debut is an impressive one that weaves dark humor with a bit of action while diving into the psyche of a hit man. Ray and Ken (Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, respectively) are instructed by their employer Harry (Ralph Fiennes) to lay low in Bruges, Belgium after performing a hit in London […]
Read more "Review: In Bruges"The long delayed and name changed title finally found its way out and the impressive ensemble cast can’t save this film from mediocrity in the end. Andy is an underachieving idea man that has a small group of close friends that will follow him into anything, from pyramid schemes to porno films. This film is […]
Read more "Review: The Amateurs"Michel Gondry’s latest is an odd film that displays his creative flair but gets lost in itself by not packing that heartwarming punch it goes for while ditching what it does best, “sweeding” What is “sweeding” you ask? Well that is what this film is all about; “sweeding” is the low budget bare bones reproduction […]
Read more "Review: Be Kind Rewind"Jon Poll’s look at the high schooler’s psyche is an intermittently successful attempt at creating a fresh high school comedy. Charlie Bartlett is a private school kid who is forced to go to public school where Charlie Bartlett hopes to live up to the greatest dream in his life, to be popular! He does this […]
Read more "Review: Charlie Bartlett"Ang Lee’s follow up to Brokeback Mountain takes him back to as he weaves a sexual espionage thriller that works to decent effect. The film follows Tang Wei as Chia Chi Wong who becomes involved in a resistance groups attempt to assassinate a Chinese official working, Mr. Yee, who is working with the Japanese who […]
Read more "Review: Lust, Caution"Julie Delpy’s directorial debut is a wonderful look at relationships with great comedy and truth that you don’t normally find in films nowadays. A very real feeling film from start to finish, Delpy crafts and entertaining and well crafted piece of cinema that was ignored by far too many people. Marion (Delpy) and Jack (Adam […]
Read more "Review: 2 Days in Paris"2007 was a fantastic year for film and filled with a number of movies worth investing your time to at least see. To be able to see all those movies though means that I had to wait as long as possible to write this 07 Year in review so I could see as many films […]
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Middle of the Row 