DVD Review: Burn After ReadingDVD Review: Burn After Reading
Somebody please explain the purpose of this film! Joel and Ethan Coen are back to lesser form with Burn After Reading, a half-baked and utterly pointless flick involving a series
Somebody please explain the purpose of this film! Joel and Ethan Coen are back to lesser form with Burn After Reading, a half-baked and utterly pointless flick involving a series
Most of you have heard of the Aesop’s fable about the tortoise and the hare that dates back to ancient Greece, but do you know what happened after the infamous
One of Hollywood’s highest grossing movie franchises that began with a bang ends with a whimper with the third entry in The Mummy franchise having a noticeable lack of smarts
Though not familiar with the original 1969 movie of the same name, as a stand-alone film The Italian Job swiftly moves along without any narrative hogwash and sufficiently provides a smooth combination
My dislikes for melodramas emerges as The Good Life begins and ends with a prosaic tone and never recovers from senseless direction and monotonous acting. I hated this film. It’s
With screenwriters Robert Moreland (Happily N’Ever After) and Kirk De Micco (Racing Stripes) at the helm of the scripting, you can’t expect a tour de force storyline. What you can
I’m sure most remember the popular television series Get Smart from the mid-’60s, mainly because of Don Adams’ hilariously silly performance as Maxwell Smart. Taking the role here is Steve
What We Do Is Secret follows the struggles and corrupt success of punk icon Darby Crash (Shane West) and his band The Germs, from the gathering of band members to
In tradition to the motorcycle flicks made popular in the late ’60s and early ’70s, Hell Ride basically plays out like a broken record, repeating gratuitous nudity, vindictive violence, and
You might not have heard of it, but if you have you won’t soon forget its suggestive title. The film, so aptly titled Young People Fucking, is broken up into
What happens in this movie should’ve stayed in the studios. With a total of only two movies (Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Glory) considered good in the eyes of many, Matthew
This unpleasant, heart-sinking drama stuns its audience with its painfully honest ending and unspeakable occurrences beforehand. South of Pico easily ranks among cinema’s most harrowing and distraught dramas including Sleepers,
Practically smothered by the stolidus script, a frustratingly slow pace, inert characters, and poor acting, Pulse 2 is a recipe for disaster. This sequel to the unpopular J-horror remake has
This high-octane, more dynamic, so-called remake of George A. Romero’s 1985 horror classic Day of the Day (astonishingly given the same title) is simply nothing at all like the original.
An interesting character study that’s funny, bittersweet, charming, and thought-provoking, The Wackness draws its audience into the world of adolescence, harnessing its unique coming-of-age tale with a brand of humor
You know you have a problem when the opening scene is the most well-crafted scene in the film and it almost spells out who the killer is for those of you
Step on my toes and pluck out my eyes why don’t ya! This just might be the worst project Disney has ever given green light to. Don’t be fooled by
During the opening credits of Seed, real-life footage is seen of animal abuse and torture. This footage was received from PETA and director Uwe Boll (proud owner of two dogs)