For Your Renting Pleasure

In this week’s “For Your Renting Pleasure” I went with one film that follows those that uphold the law with End of Watch, and one film about those who break it with Hit & Run. Criminals were right, they have more fun.

Film Review: The Incredible Burt Wonderstone

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone should be better than it is, but it betrays audiences by giving us an unredeemable lead character and projects every joke from a mile away.

Film Review: Oz the Great and Powerful

Oz the Great and Powerful is a welcome return to the merry old land, even if it hits a couple “yellow brick potholes” along the way.

For Your Renting Pleasure

In this edition of “For You Renting Pleasure” we’re going with two representations of love that couldn’t be further from each other in both tone and effectiveness.

Film Review: Jack The Giant Slayer

Fee fi fo fum, ask not when the thundering applause comes. Cuz it won’t… Nailed it.

Film Review: Upstream Color

Shane Carruth’s follow up to Primer is finally here and Upstream Color is a phenomenal achievement.

The Oscars 2013: If I Had a Ballot

I let you in on my unqualified opinion on how The Academy Awards will go tomorrow night while giving a little insight into what my favorites were in each category this last year.

The Best of 2012: A Year in Film

It’s that time of year again, The Best Films of 2012! Come and disagree, you know you want to.

For Your Renting Pleasure

With a poor choice made with my Netflix instant selection of Calvin Marshall, thank goodness there are men like Martin McDonagh to make everything all right again with films like In Bruges.

Film Review: Safe Haven

They really need to stop putting “From the author of The Notebook” on the posters, because being constantly reminded of this is a detriment to every film that follows based on the books of Nicholas Sparks.