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Movie Review: The Grey

When I sat down to watch The Grey, I was not certain what I should expect. Based on the trailers, my impression was of a slick-looking but insubstantial thrille...[Read More]

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Movie Review: Man on a Ledge

Are you scared that maybe you might spend 102 minutes watching a man on a ledge? That the title alone might lead you right down Phone Booth memory lane? Don’t b...[Read More]

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Movie Review: Albert Nobbs

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 disguised as ...[Read More]

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Movie Review: Pina

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 roll uninterr...[Read More]

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What a Five-Year-Old Thought of Beauty and the Beast 3D

Re-releasing a Disney movie to theatres, in theory, should be a fairly safe bet for attracting the attention of a princess-obsessed five year old, but I was sti...[Read More]

CinemaLinks: George Lucas Says He’s Quitting and Some Steven Soderbergh Goodness

Well, it’s another week gone by and we here at CinemaNerdz thought we’d take a look at some of the big movie stories we came across from last week a...[Read More]

Movie Review: Underworld: Awakening

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 forced to...[Read More]

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Weekend Box-Office: Underworld Awakens to a #1 Finish

Vampires and werewolves won the weekend, but this time, Stephenie Meyer had nothing to do with them; the bloody Underworld: Awakening led the box office this ti...[Read More]

Movie Review: Red Tails

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 story of the ...[Read More]

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Cinema Revisited: Certified Copy and the Subjectivity of Art

Certified Copy is a very unique movie, it is confusing, but in a good way, and it’s a hard film to talk about since almost any information given could be consid...[Read More]

Weekend Box-Office: Mark Wahlberg Smuggles in a Win for Contraband

It may not be the traditional holiday weekend, with few getting time off for Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday as, say, Memorial Day…but for the three da...[Read More]

Movie Review: Contraband

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 and filmmak...[Read More]

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