2011 looks to be an amazing year for movies with some of the biggest and best directors in Hollywood producing new and ever-so-creative visions of another world. Included in this
Hey, everyone, just letting you all know that I am taking a vote on the best movies of the year. Send in your favorite to top 5 movies of the
The original was boring and had acting that included an always-the-same John Wayne. The re-make: Better acting, a more developed plot with timeliness, and some great camera work. The movie
I am an avid movie watcher/supporter. I think that I, without sounding like a pompous ass, have a good say on movies. So when a movie comes along that confuses
David Fincher is an amazing director with such classics as Fight Club and Seven in his resume, along with more contemporary hits, such as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
My favorite movie is Inception. The angles are beautiful, the plot is unmatched and the acting was surprisingly very good. The lack of information on supporting characters, purposeful in a
Darren Aronofsky, arguably one of the best directors ever, is a master of angles, complete confusion and amazing plot progressions is at it again with this, his best film since
When watching movies from IFC, I normally expect 1 of two things within the first 2 minutes: 1) The movie sucks very bad. 2) The movie is alright. Only with
I have seen many scary, tension-derived movies in my time, but by far (though I have yet to see Black Swan), the most thrilling, scary and generally disturbing movie I
I was thirteen the first time I saw There Will Be Blood, and I hated it. Boring with a cheesy ending, cheesy lines, and some weird music. Three years later
The 195 Minute redux from Francis Ford Coppola on his movie “Apocalypse Now” makes the legendary picture which inspired guaranteed animal safety in films all the better. The legendary film,
So when I heard about this little Independent spirit project bull$#!+ called Winter’s Bone, I figured it would be a repeat of Juno: It would suck. After all, it had
Being a fan of the Harry Potter book series and seeing that Yates was, again, the director of a Potter movie, I was initially weary about going to see this
These are the movie endings that, too this day, make my spine tingle. WARNING: THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW. BE CAREFUL AS YOU READ IT. IF YOU SEE A
No. The movie had a terrible ending, terrible plot, terrible acting, terrible traps, and a terrible twist (if I can even call it that). Bottom Line: F. The movie was
There are only three things that I need to address for everyone to know if they should see it or not: 1. Was it better than the first one? Answer:
When Matt Damon, alone, is in a movie, you know that it is at least going to have good acting. When Clint Eastwood’s name is involved in said movie, as
When I hear a song in a movie that grabs me, I look it up on Grooveshark and play it for a long while. I recently discovered some of the