Director and screenwriter Guillaume Canet adapts this Harlan Coben novel brilliantly to the screen. With some of the most interesting of scene changes and uses of flashbacks incorporated its complex
The fate of our world hangs in the balance. One man is trying to save our planet from destruction. The President? Superman? No, an astrophysics professor from MIT!!! I
Say what you like about Director Zach Snyder’s adaption of the dark, brooding and emmensely popular 1985 Graphic Novel, but any film that gets this much discussion in it first
Holocaust themed films have remained crucial viewing for many years. Schindler’s List, Sophie’s Choice, and The Pianist have all shown the horror of the holocaust in ways the history books
If this little gem has escaped the lover of high suspense and mystery thriller, The Long Good Friday might be a very welcome return to earlier times when globalism was
If you came home from work, and your child was missing, how far would you go to find them? Would you continue to search, even though everyone tells you to
What happens when someone in Hollywood gets a great idea, but the execution of said idea becomes mismanaged, resulting in an essentially half-hearted attempt at a movie? Well, one could
This movie turned out to be one of the most beautiful and magical movies I’ve ever seen. The movie starts off with Ray, Kevin Costner, working in his corn field
Seven Pounds is a very interesting movie that moves at a slow pace and takes you on a man’s journey for redemption. Will Smith plays Ben Thomas, a man who
This film has a lot of problem, but the great performances of its stars still make it worth seeing at the theater. The twist wasn’t very predictable (It took me most of
Featuring perhaps Mickey Rourke’s definitive role, directed and screen written by Alan Parker, Angel Heart is a powerful movie based on a thriller novel by William Hjortsberg. Taylor Hackford’s, The
(And Parallel Universes Converging) At the time, somewhere around mid-1993, this reviewer had induced the now infamous duo, his own former ex-wife, Evelyn Horak and the Howdy Doodie-like Richard Lance
If you like straightforward stories, “The Brothers Grimm” is worth seeing in theaters. The two 19th century brothers’ search for missing girls is a bit predictable, but never boring. Jacob
Seldom does one find such interesting chemistry between roles of intimacy as that portrayed between Casey Affleck and Michelle Monaghan in the respective roles, Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro. No
Writer/Director Simon Moore scores high marks on this dark mystery, one that requires of its leading character, Liam Neeson (as Tony Aaron,) very versatile dramatic delivery. Almost showcasing the actors
During the last decade or so, Hollywood has embraced a new trend of horror films that seems to have the sole purpose of simply raising the bar for gory content,
Director Gil Kenan brings to the screen a delightful animated tale of three young teens who discover there neighbors house is actually a living, breathing creature. The screenplay was written
By Natasha Felder Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny reprise their roles as Dana Scully and Fox Mulder in the second installment in the X-Files movie franchise, the aptly tittled