Reviews

I, as did many women in this country, read the book The Help, so the movie was on warning in my head to deliver the goods and stay true to Kathryn Sto...[Read More]

Billed as a coming of age film, The Myth of the American Sleepover by first time writer/director David Robert Mitchell shows some promise with a scrip...[Read More]

What happens when you take a few formulaic cinema tropes and add loads of blue humor? You get director David Dobkin’s latest film The Change-Up ...[Read More]

A multi-generational sex farce with real heart and believable characters anchored by an across-the-board stellar cast, Crazy, Stupid, Love is bound to...[Read More]

Returning to the brand of oddball human interest documentary which made his name is the 1980s (Gates of Heaven, Vernon, Florida) after recent forays i...[Read More]

I thought The Smurfs was awesome and SMURFtacular! It had a great story and I liked how the Smurfs talked with a lot of “smurf” talking. Smurfity, smu...[Read More]

When a superhero origin story movie is made it is inevitable that someone will be disappointed. Character introductions, lengthy exposition, and trans...[Read More]

A Better Life is a courageous, heartfelt drama about a father – an illegal immigrant from Mexico – and his son, a natural born US citizen, who struggl...[Read More]

The release of the eighth, and final, installment of the highest grossing film series of all time, the highly anticipated Harry Potter and the Deathly...[Read More]

If the goal of the lead actor, Kevin James, and director, Frank Coraci, of Zookeeper was to make a better movie than Paul Blart, Mall Cop, they succee...[Read More]

When certain films are released, mostly those of kid-centric variety, critics tend to forget that they’re not necessarily the film’s target audience. ...[Read More]

Even as far romantic comedies go, Larry Crowne is offensively simplistic and throws out one dud joke after another all while resting on a sitcom plot ...[Read More]