Reviews

Albert Nobbs is a strangely wonderful little movie about a strange little man named Albert Nobbs (Glenn Close), who isn’t a man at all but a woman dis...[Read More]

This is dance on film as it should be. There are of course countless movies with dancing as the focus, though few have the courage to let a camera rol...[Read More]

I think it should now be mandatory that, if anyone drags someone against their will to see the Twilight films, that same person should be subsequently...[Read More]

The inherent issue with having an all-black cast is mainstream society will label Red Tails a “black” movie. This would be a grave disservice. The sto...[Read More]

You know the storyline all too well. A retired criminal must commit one last big crime before he can get out of the game for good. Countless authors a...[Read More]

I’ll admit it: When I saw the ubiquitous trailer for Joyful Noise, I thought, this movie came out 10 years ago. It was called Sister Act. Then I...[Read More]

You know a horror film about exorcism is in trouble when the audience laughs during exorcism scenes intended to terrify you. But failure to scare is j...[Read More]

It’s a curious thing to think that an award-ready Steven Spielberg World War I epic based on a raved-about stage play that is being released at Christ...[Read More]

I certainly had high expectations for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo going in. Granted, we’ve all been burned by unsuccessful movie-to-book adaptatio...[Read More]

I did not love this movie, but it was okay. The Adventures of Tintin is a boring movie. I felt like I had seen the same story before, just with differ...[Read More]

Like most people, I was dubious at first about Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes back in 2009. The idea of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s master sleuth being tu...[Read More]

The latest installment in Cruise’s Mission: Impossible series of movies, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, feels a little out of place coming out ...[Read More]