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Spring is usually the time period for movies when studios push out all the films that aren’t really worth the time to see or the money you would pay to
Spring is usually the time period for movies when studios push out all the films that aren’t really worth the time to see or the money you would pay to
Animation, as far as feature films go, has become an increasingly popular medium of film making in the past 10 years. So much that films such as Wall-E, Up, Toy
Anytime Tina Fey and Steve Carell team up to make a movie, I tend to keep my eye on it. Two of the funniest people in Hollywood with similar television
The career of James Caviezel has been extremely up and down, hit and miss and it dates all the way back to 1996. His films such as Pay It Forward,
When watching movies, I like to be adventurous every once in a while. So in my ventures to the Redbox machine yesterday for what I call “new movie Tuesday”, I
I like Zac Efron, I really do. I believe he’s got some great acting potential but his role selection has to be better, it has to if he’s going to
If you’re a Batman fan, such as myself, it would be a crime to miss the latest animated installment in the franchise, Batman: Under the Red Hood, which is out
I’ll preface this review by saying I’m a huge Christian Bale fan. I’ve loved his movies all the way back to Equilibrium and throughout his career as Bruce Wayne, John
If you’ve seen one Nicolas Sparks movie, I’d venture to say you’ve seen them all. The man, who writes all of his adapted books turned movies’ screenplays, struck gold with
The Dark Knight really opened up doors for every Tom, Dick, and Harry who is a director that wants to adapt a comic book story into a gritty crime drama.
Today is part three of my Comic-Con comic book adapted movie reviews. I’ve previously reviewed Daredevil (2003) and X2 (2003), today I’ll focus on Batman Begins. By now a majority
I was never a fan of Joan Jett nor her music, but I’m oddly fascinated by biopics so naturally, I gave The Runaways a watch. The movie is directed by
I was never a fan of the original ’80’s television series of “The A-Team” but when I heard that they were making a movie based of the hit television series,
Comic-Con 2010 kicks off today in San Diego thus meaning part two of my comic book movie reviews is here. Bryan Singer has made his career directing comic book adapted
For years (and years) Roman Polanski has made his living by creating spectacular thrillers that feature strong writing, great acting, and even better “stab you in the back” moments. He’s
Comic-Con 2010 starts this weekend and to commemorate the occasion I will be reviewing one comic book adapted movie per day leading up to and through Comic-Con, starting with Daredevil
Does Bruce Willis need money? Does he owe someone some money? Did he lose a bet to Kevin Smith? These are the questions I asked myself while watching Cop Out,
There was a time when the film industry thought M. Night Shyamalan was Hollywood’s next Spielberg. He had just created one of the greatest “twist-ending” movies ever in The Sixth