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I’m very interested to see what kind of box office money “Remember Me” makes. Teenage girls are bound to flock to this romantic drama for one reason, and one reason
I’m very interested to see what kind of box office money “Remember Me” makes. Teenage girls are bound to flock to this romantic drama for one reason, and one reason
What an underwhelming year 2009 was for movies. That is not said in disrespect to the ten (well, 11) pictures I’ve selected as the best of the year, but besides
Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire is a film that will grab you and tangle you up in the pain and suffering of the characters, and refuse to
Unlike the year we are in, 2008 was an exceptionally strong year for movies. With The Dark Knight, conquering the world of blockbuster epics, to the quieter films like Doubt
I’ll say it. I hate Tucker Max. He is a reprehensible, self-righteous, unfunny man. It is a shame that he is making a living off of a book and film
2009 has definitely been an underwhelming year for movies so far. When I was looking back trying to see if I could formulate a “Top 10, Thus Far…”, the task
The main problem that Bruno faces is that it will suffer from comparisons to 2006’s comedy hit Borat, which earned star Sacha Baron Cohen a Golden Globe and an Oscar
The problem with writer\director Woody Allen’s new film lies within the title. Whatever Works seems to be the theory behind this bland, and wildly unfocused new comedy from one of
“All I can do is be me. Whoever that is” –Bob Dylan Bob Dylan was once quoted saying this. This quote is the basis for Todd Haynes’ fascinating and wildly
Richard Eyre’s Notes on a Scandal is a torn from the tabloids potboiler that mesmerizes every step of the way. The content of Notes on a Scandal is not based
Nick Cassavettes’ Alpha Dog is the latest film to be added to the long growing list of movies that are “inspired by true events”. What that really means is that
My Sister’s Keeper is not like most aimed for the heartstrings tearjerkers. That’s a good thing, actually, because Nick Cassavetes adaptation of Jodi Picoult’s novel is not your typical manipulative
The film Bonnie and Clyde is, in my opinion, the greatest film ever made. It is a film that broke new ground when released in 1967, and caused controversy while
Before the credits even roll, we know how The Proposal will end. Allow me to retract the previous statement. Before the previews even roll, we know how The Proposal will
Incendiary is a film with strong ambitions and weak results. It is a film with an earnest plot and performances that are adequate to the material, but never reaches the
“Doubt can be a bond as powerful as certainty”, says Father Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman) in his opening sermon. It is a statement that sets the tone for John Patrick
Margot at the Wedding is Noah Baumbauch’s scathingly funny and honest follow up to his critically claimed 2005 film The Squid and the Whale. Both films depict family life with
Let’s name some body switching movies. Big, 13 Going on 30, Freaking Friday old and new are the main ones that come to mind, that involve adults going back to