Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time may not be the most faithful adaptation, but it still keeps the spirit of the video game alive in this production in its representation of the comedy, characters, and action of the fan favorite game. The brief backstory of this incarnation of the Sands of Time story starts […]
Read more "Now Playing Review – Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"I sure hope the man upstairs is too busy going about his Godly chores to sit down and watch this movie, because if he does, Legion might just be reason enough to bring on the next apocalypse. As the story goes, when God loses faith in mankind he catastrophically shakes his global Etch-A-Sketch to clear […]
Read more "Rental Review – Legion"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"The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus is a beautiful looking film with a really intriguing story, but unfortunately doesn’t answer all of the questions I wish it had. Looks like I am going to just have to use my imagination to fill in the blanks (See what I did there? “Imagination”? That’s right, I went there…) […]
Read more "Rental Review – The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus"I am out of town and in a wedding so I am pretty darn busy so look for reviews later this weekend or early next week for these films, but in short they are both worth your time if you are interested, and if you are doubting MacGruber give the brilliant silliness a try.
Read more "Shrek and MacGruber Reviews Coming Soon"Tony Stark is back in Iron Man 2, bringing with him some variations on his high tech business suit, new enemies, new allies, and that same, overly confident, “winning” personality (the sarcasm is only halfhearted because it’s hard not to love him). Between the first film and now, Tony Stark boasts that he has fulfilled […]
Read more "Now Playing Review – Iron Man 2"Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe reteam yet again for a new spin on the Robin Hood, a grounded origin story, and while I enjoyed much of the film there is a lot of things you catch yourself going; huh?. We all know the story of Robin Hood, right? Well Scott and Crowe take us on […]
Read more "Review: Robin Hood (2010)"Babies is an engaging, cute, and informative documentary that is able to tell the story of growing up through pure imagery and capturing the marvel of the growth of a baby into a child. Taking us through the story of four children from four very different societies allows us to see the differences in parenting, […]
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