Reviews

Opening on a pitch-black fantasy of a wailing baby being thrown in the air and shot down like a skeet target, comedian-turned-filmmaker Bobcat Goldthw...[Read More]

The only similarity between Snow White and the Huntsman and the Disney tale with which you’re probably familiar is that both start with the word...[Read More]

The depth of just how horrible High School is will be difficult to convey with the written word. I was leery from the get-go, but figured that it woul...[Read More]

In my more recent weekly box office columns, I pointed out a few times that British-based Aardman Animation has yet to find much success across the At...[Read More]

It seems as of late that film adaptations of novels are causing frenzy among fans of the source material. What to Expect When You’re Expecting is anot...[Read More]

It’s a rare thing these days for a film to be clever and pose relevant and provocative questions to an audience through the development of story and c...[Read More]

Taking a filthy rich chauvinistic North African dictator, stripping away his identity in a pair of botched assassination attempts, and finding him roa...[Read More]

Having never watched the original 1960s daily soap opera Dark Shadows and holding a steady grudge against director Tim Burton for the abrasive Charlie...[Read More]

I’ve mentioned several times in the past that I was apprehensive regarding an Avengers movie. Logistically, teaming up all of those major superheroes ...[Read More]

The Raven, starring John Cusack as the classic horror author Edgar Allen Poe, is director James McTeigue’s third movie. This time around McTeigue take...[Read More]

The Five-Year Engagement has all the stuff great romantic comedies are made of. It sports a superb cast and side-splitting consistent laughs through-o...[Read More]

It’s 1984 in a beautiful but impoverished small town on New Zealand’s east coast, where an 11-year-old who everybody calls Boy gets an unexpected visi...[Read More]