Film Review: Noah

Darren Aronofsky’s biblical reinvention of the epic tale of Noah is full of some incredible moments, but loses its way a bit on the boat which keeps it from overall greatness.

Dissecting Divergent: Two Opinions Diverged On A Yellow Interwebs

Lauren: Surprising no one, least of all myself, Zac and I find ourselves on opposing sides of the enjoy it or hate it spectrum when it comes to the newest YA novel adaptation gracing the big screen. But which one of us shares the popular reaction to the film, and which one of us is […]

Film Review: Muppets Most Wanted

Muppets Most Wanted brings the crew back for another adventure and the results are fun, fast paced and hilarious.

5 Year Retrospective: Watchmen

Watchmen was released five years ago this month and it still stands as one of the best, and most underrated, comic book films.

Film Review: Bad Words

Jason Bateman’s directorial debut, Bad Words, is vulgar, over the top and pretty damn hilarious.

Film Review: Need for Speed

Need for Speed is exactly what it wants be, is a solid representation of the game and, terrible dialogue aside, was a mostly fun time at the movies.

5 Year Retrospective: Fantastic Mr. Fox

Fantastic Mr. Fox is five years old this fall, but with Grand Budapest Hotel releasing this week it feels appropriate to discuss how well Wes Anderson’s animated adventure has aged in such a short time.

Film Review: 300: Rise of an Empire

300: Rise of an Empire barely makes sense, but the look, feel and action of the original is firmly kept alive with, sadly, little substance.

Film Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel

Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel finds him operating at the peak of his powers and as confident as he’s ever been.

Film Review: The Lego Movie

I never imaged I would type this sentence: The Lego Movie was great, but is it getting too much acclaim?