Movie Review: Invictus
2009-12-12 20:22:00 Starring: Morgan Freeman, Matt DamonDirector: Clint EastwoodRelease Date: December 11, 2009Running Time: 87 mins.MPAA Rating: PG-13 - for brief strong languageDistributor: Warner Bros. Pictures - - - A South African newspaper’s heading read “he won the election, now can he lead a country?” This unhopeful question is referring to Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman), who in 1994 was elected the first black President of an apartheid stricken South Africa. After emerging 27 years from prison for political upheaval, Mr. Mandela had no inclinations to seek revenge on the white Afrikaners who placed the cuffs on him. Instead he disarms any such thought, and the film, entitled Invictus after an 1875 poem by British writer William Earnest Henley, is attracted to the passive stance which had, at its focal point, the sport of ruby. Rugby is a primitive sport that glorifies brutality. A character in the film refers to it as a hooligans’ game. A bunch of ferocious men never hesitate to jolt...
Movie Review: Invictus
2009-12-12 20:22:00 Starring: Morgan Freeman, Matt DamonDirector: Clint EastwoodRelease Date: December 11, 2009Running Time: 87 mins.MPAA Rating: PG-13 - for brief strong languageDistributor: Warner Bros. Pictures - - - A South African newspaper’s heading read “he won the election, now can he lead a country?” This unhopeful question is referring to Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman), who in 1994 was elected the first black President of an apartheid stricken South Africa. After emerging 27 years from prison for political upheaval, Mr. Mandela had no inclinations to seek revenge on the white Afrikaners who placed the cuffs on him. Instead he disarms any such thought, and the film, entitled Invictus after an 1875 poem by British writer William Earnest Henley, is attracted to the passive stance which had, at its focal point, the sport of ruby. Rugby is a primitive sport that glorifies brutality. A character in the film refers to it as a hooligans’ game. A bunch of ferocious men never hesitate to jolt...
Movie Review: Brothers
2009-12-10 01:00:00 Starring: Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal, Natalie PortmanDirector: Jim SheridanRelease Date: December 4, 2009Running Time: 110 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for language and some disturbing violent contentDistributor: Lionsgate- - - Jim Sheridan's latest film Brothers is neither a failure, nor a triumph. In fact, it's difficult to define what, exactly, it is. At times it's an interesting examination of the way war affects everyone both directly and peripherally. At other times, Brothers seem to think it's supposed to be a frightening psychological thriller. I suppose it really it is both, but is uneven on both counts. Captain Sam Cahill (Tobey Maguire) and his wife Grace (Natalie Portman) have a modest, but idyllic life with their two daughters. He was the high school football player, she the cheerleader, they were high school sweethearts. Sam's brother Tommy (Jake Gyllenhaal) is the bright, but unmotivated fuck up who, at the beginning of the film, is just being release...
Movie Review: Brothers
2009-12-10 01:00:00 Starring: Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal, Natalie PortmanDirector: Jim SheridanRelease Date: December 4, 2009Running Time: 110 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for language and some disturbing violent contentDistributor: Lionsgate- - - Jim Sheridan's latest film Brothers is neither a failure, nor a triumph. In fact, it's difficult to define what, exactly, it is. At times it's an interesting examination of the way war affects everyone both directly and peripherally. At other times, Brothers seem to think it's supposed to be a frightening psychological thriller. I suppose it really it is both, but is uneven on both counts. Captain Sam Cahill (Tobey Maguire) and his wife Grace (Natalie Portman) have a modest, but idyllic life with their two daughters. He was the high school football player, she the cheerleader, they were high school sweethearts. Sam's brother Tommy (Jake Gyllenhaal) is the bright, but unmotivated fuck up who, at the beginning of the film, is just being release...
Movie Review: Fantastic Mr. Fox
2009-12-04 06:26:00 Starring: George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman, Bill MurrayDirector: Wes AndersonRelease Date: November 25, 2009Running Time: 87 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for some violence, disturbing images and languageDistributor: 20th Century Fox- - -My relationship with the movies of Wes Anderson can best be described as strained, to say the least. I have a sympathetic ear for the dysfunction he makes his characters wallow in each movie, but aren’t they all really just singing the same song; that a family, no matter how damaged and quirky, can get through anything as long as they stick together? He has a definitive style but more and more I get the impression that he is really telling a variation of the same story and trying to hide it by out-weirding the last one. Considering it to be my loudest objection to his movies, I find it curious that one of the biggest compliments I can give Fantastic Mr. Fox is that it feels like a Wes Anderson movie. The children’s novel by Roald ...
Movie Review: Fantastic Mr. Fox
2009-12-04 06:26:00 Starring: George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman, Bill MurrayDirector: Wes AndersonRelease Date: November 25, 2009Running Time: 87 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for some violence, disturbing images and languageDistributor: 20th Century Fox- - -My relationship with the movies of Wes Anderson can best be described as strained, to say the least. I have a sympathetic ear for the dysfunction he makes his characters wallow in each movie, but aren’t they all really just singing the same song; that a family, no matter how damaged and quirky, can get through anything as long as they stick together? He has a definitive style but more and more I get the impression that he is really telling a variation of the same story and trying to hide it by out-weirding the last one. Considering it to be my loudest objection to his movies, I find it curious that one of the biggest compliments I can give Fantastic Mr. Fox is that it feels like a Wes Anderson movie. The children’s novel by Roald ...
Movie Review: Fantastic Mr. Fox
2009-12-04 06:26:00 Starring: George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman, Bill MurrayDirector: Wes AndersonRelease Date: November 25, 2009Running Time: 87 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for some violence, disturbing images and languageDistributor: 20th Century Fox- - -My relationship with the movies of Wes Anderson can best be described as strained, to say the least. I have a sympathetic ear for the dysfunction he makes his characters wallow in each movie, but aren’t they all really just singing the same song; that a family, no matter how damaged and quirky, can get through anything as long as they stick together? He has a definitive style but more and more I get the impression that he is really telling a variation of the same story and trying to hide it by out-weirding the last one. Considering it to be my loudest objection to his movies, I find it curious that one of the biggest compliments I can give Fantastic Mr. Fox is that it feels like a Wes Anderson movie. The children’s novel by Roald ...
Movie Review: The Road
2009-12-04 06:03:00 Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Robert Duvall, Charlize TheronDirector: John HillcoatRelease Date: November 25, 2009Running Time: 112 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for some violence, disturbing images and languageDistributor: Dimension Films, The Weinstein Company- - - No matter if our dreams continuously get shot down, there has to be some form of light that is consistent. Without having a sense of hope, no matter how delusional or faith oriented it may be, we become savages. The Road, based on the 2006 novel by Cormac McCarthy, follows the dreams of two anguished souls, a father and son, as they fight for their survival in a post-apocalyptic America. It is a bleak and systematic tale that produces poignant activity long after the film is over. The picture painted before us by director John Hillcoat, with a script by Joe Penhall, initiates a curious thought amongst us viewers of what has just passed before our eyes and to acknowledge how ambiguous it all truly is. It subdues i...
Movie Review: The Road
2009-12-04 06:03:00 Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Robert Duvall, Charlize TheronDirector: John HillcoatRelease Date: November 25, 2009Running Time: 112 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for some violence, disturbing images and languageDistributor: Dimension Films, The Weinstein Company- - - No matter if our dreams continuously get shot down, there has to be some form of light that is consistent. Without having a sense of hope, no matter how delusional or faith oriented it may be, we become savages. The Road, based on the 2006 novel by Cormac McCarthy, follows the dreams of two anguished souls, a father and son, as they fight for their survival in a post-apocalyptic America. It is a bleak and systematic tale that produces poignant activity long after the film is over. The picture painted before us by director John Hillcoat, with a script by Joe Penhall, initiates a curious thought amongst us viewers of what has just passed before our eyes and to acknowledge how ambiguous it all truly is. It subdues i...
Movie Review: The Road
2009-12-04 06:03:00 Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Robert Duvall, Charlize TheronDirector: John HillcoatRelease Date: November 25, 2009Running Time: 112 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for some violence, disturbing images and languageDistributor: Dimension Films, The Weinstein Company- - - No matter if our dreams continuously get shot down, there has to be some form of light that is consistent. Without having a sense of hope, no matter how delusional or faith oriented it may be, we become savages. The Road, based on the 2006 novel by Cormac McCarthy, follows the dreams of two anguished souls, a father and son, as they fight for their survival in a post-apocalyptic America. It is a bleak and systematic tale that produces poignant activity long after the film is over. The picture painted before us by director John Hillcoat, with a script by Joe Penhall, initiates a curious thought amongst us viewers of what has just passed before our eyes and to acknowledge how ambiguous it all truly is. It subdues i...
Movie Review: 2012
2009-12-03 06:17:00 Starring: John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda PeetDirector: Roland EmmerichRelease Date: November 13, 2009Running Time: 158 mins.MPAA Rating: PG-13 - for intense disaster sequences and some languageDistributor: Columbia Pictures- - - Imagine that! Roland Emmerich did another epic end-of-the-world flick, starring semi-respectable actors, and boasting a huge budget! Doesn't this schtick get old Mr. Emmerich? 2012 features a paper thin plot about crazy solar flares in the few years leading up to the year 2012 that somehow turn the neutrinos in the Earth's core into microwaves that slowly, but steadily start heating up the planet. This results in earthquakes, tsunamis, sink-holes and other natural disasters. It's all pretty dehumanized until these things start to affect Jackson (John Cusack) and Kate (Amanda Peet), a divorced couple with two kids. Oh, Chiwetel Ejiofor plays a bleeding heart, government geologist who advises the president (Danny Glover) on all this, and ev...
Movie Review: 2012
2009-12-03 06:17:00 Starring: John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda PeetDirector: Roland EmmerichRelease Date: November 13, 2009Running Time: 158 mins.MPAA Rating: PG-13 - for intense disaster sequences and some languageDistributor: Columbia Pictures- - - Imagine that! Roland Emmerich did another epic end-of-the-world flick, starring semi-respectable actors, and boasting a huge budget! Doesn't this schtick get old Mr. Emmerich? 2012 features a paper thin plot about crazy solar flares in the few years leading up to the year 2012 that somehow turn the neutrinos in the Earth's core into microwaves that slowly, but steadily start heating up the planet. This results in earthquakes, tsunamis, sink-holes and other natural disasters. It's all pretty dehumanized until these things start to affect Jackson (John Cusack) and Kate (Amanda Peet), a divorced couple with two kids. Oh, Chiwetel Ejiofor plays a bleeding heart, government geologist who advises the president (Danny Glover) on all this, and ev...
Movie Review: 2012
2009-12-03 06:17:00 Starring: John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda PeetDirector: Roland EmmerichRelease Date: November 13, 2009Running Time: 158 mins.MPAA Rating: PG-13 - for intense disaster sequences and some languageDistributor: Columbia Pictures- - - Imagine that! Roland Emmerich did another epic end-of-the-world flick, starring semi-respectable actors, and boasting a huge budget! Doesn't this schtick get old Mr. Emmerich? 2012 features a paper thin plot about crazy solar flares in the few years leading up to the year 2012 that somehow turn the neutrinos in the Earth's core into microwaves that slowly, but steadily start heating up the planet. This results in earthquakes, tsunamis, sink-holes and other natural disasters. It's all pretty dehumanized until these things start to affect Jackson (John Cusack) and Kate (Amanda Peet), a divorced couple with two kids. Oh, Chiwetel Ejiofor plays a bleeding heart, government geologist who advises the president (Danny Glover) on all this, and ev...
Movie Review: Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire
2009-11-25 06:04:00 Starring: Gabourey Sidibe, Mo'Nique, Paula Patton, Mariah CareyDirector: Lee DanielsRelease Date: November 06, 2009Running Time: 109 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for child abuse including sexual assault, and pervasive languageDistributor: Lions Gate Entertainment- - - Here is a film that presents a brutal journey that we would not want to partake in if it were not for the debut performance of Gabourey Sidibe. With her remarkable ability to provoke a strong sense of empathy we undertake the journey and experience along the way a valor being displayed despite uncomely circumstances. Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire will tear away at your emotions without any sense of consideration as it follows Sidibe’s Clarice “Precious” Jones, a 16-year-old illiterate who is still in junior high and has her second child on the way, who suffers under the edifice of extreme violence which is initiated by her mother Mary played by Mo’Nique with ample abhorrence.When Precious is asked by ...
Movie Review: Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire
2009-11-25 06:04:00 Starring: Gabourey Sidibe, Mo'Nique, Paula Patton, Mariah CareyDirector: Lee DanielsRelease Date: November 06, 2009Running Time: 109 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for child abuse including sexual assault, and pervasive languageDistributor: Lions Gate Entertainment- - - Here is a film that presents a brutal journey that we would not want to partake in if it were not for the debut performance of Gabourey Sidibe. With her remarkable ability to provoke a strong sense of empathy we undertake the journey and experience along the way a valor being displayed despite uncomely circumstances. Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire will tear away at your emotions without any sense of consideration as it follows Sidibe’s Clarice “Precious” Jones, a 16-year-old illiterate who is still in junior high and has her second child on the way, who suffers under the edifice of extreme violence which is initiated by her mother Mary played by Mo’Nique with ample abhorrence.When Precious is asked by ...
Movie Review: Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire
2009-11-25 06:04:00 Starring: Gabourey Sidibe, Mo'Nique, Paula Patton, Mariah CareyDirector: Lee DanielsRelease Date: November 06, 2009Running Time: 109 mins.MPAA Rating: R - for child abuse including sexual assault, and pervasive languageDistributor: Lions Gate Entertainment- - - Here is a film that presents a brutal journey that we would not want to partake in if it were not for the debut performance of Gabourey Sidibe. With her remarkable ability to provoke a strong sense of empathy we undertake the journey and experience along the way a valor being displayed despite uncomely circumstances. Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire will tear away at your emotions without any sense of consideration as it follows Sidibe’s Clarice “Precious” Jones, a 16-year-old illiterate who is still in junior high and has her second child on the way, who suffers under the edifice of extreme violence which is initiated by her mother Mary played by Mo’Nique with ample abhorrence.When Precious is asked by ...
(Untitled) (2009): Movie review and facts about the art
2009-11-03 20:54:00 (Untitled) "When did beautiful become so fucking ugly" (Untitled) is an interesting case in that it's in many ways a poke-fun-at-weird art movie, but it's a little more insider than that, and the satire has moments where it's close enough to real life that it stings a bit. It's like somebody making fun of a friend, and it's funny at first, and then it crosses the line and you feel a little defensive. One challenge I'd like to see films like Art School Confidential and (Untitled) take on it is help people also like it, which is supposed to be the other hand of satire (technically, in satire, you...
Movie Review: Where The Wild Things Are
2009-10-15 09:49:00 Starring: Forest Whitaker, Catherine Keener, Steve Mouzakis, Mark Ruffalo, James Gandolfini, Paul DanoDirector: Spike JonzeRelease Date: October 16, 2009Running Time: 101 minMPAA Rating: PGDistributor: Warner Bros., Golden Village PicturesLeave it to imaginative director Spike Jonze to puncture the world of innocence created by Maurice Sednak in the classic children's short story about a boy fleeing from home to an island inhabited by a race of huge, fuzzy creatures. This alternate reality is presented in both delicate and frenzied respects, the latter which is working more distinguishable in Mr. Jonze's film adaptation. Save for a couple of magical scenes subtlety is tamed and encapsulated by the overwhelming power of Jonze's mind that twirls out of control, allowing conflictions of tone to hurl upon the live-action film and consume it for the worse. Tone isn't consistent throughout the film, a major setback for a short film (90 minutes). The connection between the first fiftee...
Movie Review: Alvin And The Chipmunks ? Go To The Movie ? Star Wreck
2009-09-21 04:04:00 I love spoofs. Most of the ones that are made today are just over the top and simply aren?t funny in the least. Older ones realized that hilarity resides inside of subtlety and it?s all about the clever allusions and off-the-wall bizarreness. There aren?t that many movies that get that any more, but some do ...
Movie Review: The Very First Alvin Show
2009-09-20 22:55:00 I enjoy watching very classic television show. Don?t misunderstand me ? I?m not a fan of old television. Most of those shows really sucked, with only a couple of notable exceptions. But it?s enjoyable to watch as a sociological experiment, to see just how much television, humor and entertainment have changed in the intervening years. ...
Movie Review: Barney ? Jungle Friends ? The Movie
2009-09-17 00:17:00 I would love to spend some time out in the jungle. I have some friends who got to go through the Amazon rainforest and I am eternally jealous of them for that. My brother even got to go fishing for piranhas and you really can?t get a whole lot cooler than that. Well, for those ...
Movie Review: Shaun The Sheep ? Little Sheep Of Horrors
2009-09-16 04:58:00 I think the creators of Wallace & Gromit are some of the most inventive and cunning people in entertainment. At least, they are some of the funniest and most clever people in British entertainment right now, a position that has been glaringly underwhelmed ever since Monty Python went off the scene. Now the latest collection ...
Movie Review: HIT Entertainment ? Trick Or Treat Tales
2009-09-16 02:56:00 I am not a big fan of Halloween. I never have any good costumes and the parties I go to are lame every single year. It?s a made-up holiday all about spending money on refined sugar products you don?t need and then eating far too many of the aforementioned refined sugar products. But, as a ...
Movie Review: Whistlefritz ? Spanish For Beginners ? Inside And Out
2009-09-16 01:10:00 I don?t speak a lick of Spanish. I can ask where the bathroom is but not understand the response and be able to order at a Mexican restaurant without greatly mispronouncing any of my items. Now, I would like to learn another foreign language (despite the passable amount of German I know), but it takes ...
Movie Review: Thomas & Friends ? Hero Of The Rails ? The Movie
2009-09-15 23:24:00 Making new friends is one of the coolest things out there. There?s the excitement of meeting them and then getting to know them and then you see some of your interests starting to line up. Then you hang out a couple of other times and things really start to gel and then you become trusted ...
Movie Review: Disney Princess ? Enchanted Tales ? Follow Your Dreams
2009-09-15 22:37:00 I?m not a girl. Correspondingly, I don?t understand the fascination that girls have with their princess fantasies. They want to dress in pink and wear a sash and a tiara and who knows what else. Even some of my female friends in college were all caught up in those impossible dreams. I don?t understand it, ...
Movie Review: Audience of One
2009-09-14 05:33:00 At the age of 40, Pastor Richard Gazowsky - the magnetic and vociferous leader of the Voice of Pentecost Church on Ocean Avenue in San Francisco, saw his first movie. Soon after, he announced to his congregation that God had called upon him to direct a major motion picture. But not just any major motion ...
Movie Review: Ghost Cat, starring Ellen Page
2009-09-14 04:13:00 Released in 2003 as a made-for-TV special, this film was originally titled Mrs. Ashboro’s Cat. After airing sporadically on different channels over the years, the film is now being repackaged and given a new life as Ghost Cat - thanks in no small part to Ellen Page’s recent stardom. And though it’s very likely that ...
Movie Review: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ? Mickey?s Adventures In Wonderland
2009-09-10 05:51:00 As embarrassing as this is to admit, I have never actually read either of the books about Alice and her adventures in Wonderland. I do have both of them downloaded on my iTouch and I am set to read them right after I finish reading the Jules Verne novel about Captain Nemo and the Nautilus. ...
Movie Review: Little Einsteins ? Fire Truck Rocket?s Blastoff
2009-09-10 04:35:00 My sister does some work as a babysitter and the kids she sits totally love this show. I had not had the chance to watch this show prior to getting this DVD in the mail. I don?t ever watch the Disney Channel during the day, or actually ever, so I hadn?t ever watched this show. ...
Movie Review: Power Rangers ? RPM ? Race For Corinth ? Defending The Dome
2009-09-10 03:54:00 I have always enjoyed watching this show, ever since I was a little kid. Who doesn?t like a bunch of attractive people running around fighting people and playing with robots and doing all those other sorts of great things that happen on Japanese television. I always had a crush on the Pink Ranger, Kimberly. Now ...
Movie Review: Brothers And Sisters ? The Complete Third Season
2009-09-09 23:11:00 Someday, I think it would be pretty cool to start my own business. I have no clue what it would be about or when I would do this, but I know that I would be able to put in the work necessary to be or at least attempt to be successful. There?s an old maxim ...
Movie Review: Desperate Housewives ? The Complete Fifth Season ? The Red Ho
2009-09-09 21:59:00 I lost track of this show for a couple of years, but I watched the first season of this show religiously. One of the most fundamentalist kids I knew and I used to watch every single episode, which was very surprising for me. I loved this show because it was about drama and crazy storylines ...
Movie Review: Disney Nature ? Earth ? Blu-ray Disc
2009-09-09 01:17:00 I wanted to see this movie ever since I saw the first trailer for it on television. It consisted of beautiful shots of amazing scenery from a planet I love deeply and it was set to a song from one of my favorite bands of all time, Sigur Ros. Nature movies are amazing and something ...
Movie Review: The Tiger?s Tail
2009-09-08 23:56:00 When I was in high school, I was lucky enough to get to spend about a week in Ireland. I went with my high school band and toured nearly the entire country. It was a beautiful place and I got to see the oceans and the peat bog marshes and the hills and valleys and ...
Movie Review: Pooh?s Heffalump Halloween Movie
2009-09-08 23:19:00 I grew up watching the adventures of Pooh. I liked them a great deal, but my sister was the one who really fell in love with the poetry and magic of A.A. Milne. She has since passed that point in her life and I don?t know if she ever thinks back on him and the ...
Movie Review: Greek - Chapter Three
2009-09-08 22:48:00 Did you know that there are both sororities and fraternities designed specifically for membership by Evangelical Christians? How strange is that? It?s like having a McDonalds built specifically for billionaires from Upper East Side Manhattan. Oh sure, they say that frats are really all about brotherhood and creating connections which will last a lifetime. But ...
Movie Review: Eli Stone ? The Complete Second And Final Season
2009-09-08 22:12:00 As far as I can remember, I have never had any visions or hallucinations. I don?t believe in ecstatic spirituality nor do I take psychotropic drugs, so I?m sure that certainly helps. I have had some strange experiences while taking Vicodin and I was knocked unconscious a couple of days ago, but I do not ...
Movie Review: Samantha Who? ? The Complete Second And Final Season
2009-09-08 21:38:00 Once amnesia was discovered, that must have been the best day imaginable for writers of all sorts across the world. What types of storylines would have been impossible without someone completely losing their memory and becoming someone else? Admittedly, amnesia doesn?t work like that at all, but it still makes for some great stories. Now ...
Movie Review: Scrubs ? The Complete Eighth Season
2009-09-03 06:06:00 I have heard that they are going to be making a ninth season of this show, but that it will be about Zach Braff as Dr. John Dorian. Now, I don?t know if that is true or not, but I can only hope that it will in fact not be true. The entire cast is ...
Movie Review: Dirty Sexy Money ? The Complete And Final Second Season
2009-09-03 00:15:00 Having money and power would be one of the most amazing things in the world, especially if you ended up being born into it. You could go where you wanted and do whatever you wanted and even buy your way into or out of whatever situations could possibly come up. That?s one of the reasons ...
Movie Review: Boot Camp - Unrated
2009-09-01 21:32:00 Several years ago, back when I was unemployed, I used to watch a lot of daytime television. It was boring, but it passed the time while I waited for all of my friends to get done with work. I got to see all sorts of things, but most of it dealt with cheaters and paternity ...
Movie Review: The Suite Life On Deck ? Anchors Away!
2009-08-31 23:45:00 I don?t sail or spend much time at all on the water. But I would like to. Boating is just a lot of time and money and I don?t have too much of either of those right now. Nonetheless, sailing is still really interesting and an ideal that I look up to. Now there is ...
Movie Review: Sonny With A Chance ? Sonny?s Big Break ? Volume One
2009-08-31 22:39:00 A few nights ago, I went bowling with some of my friends. I won one game and did quite badly on the other two, but that?s not the point. They were playing a bunch of music videos at the alley that night because there weren?t any big sporting events on. One of the music videos ...
No Impact Man: Movie Review
2009-08-31 13:00:00 Let me make sure I have my facts straight: In the heart of New York City, a husband and wife, and their very young daughter, embark on a year long journey to transition into a lifestyle that leaves behind a zero carbon footprint? That means: no plastic bottles, no restaurant food, no coffee shops, no ...
Main aur Mrs.Khanna movie review
2009-08-29 20:05:00 Main aur Mrs.Khanna new upcoming bollywood movieCast:Starring – Salman Khan, Sohail Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Preity Zinta, Govinda, Kadriye Secgin, Bappi Lahiri.Music by – Sajid WajidDirected by - Prem SoniDistributed by – UTV Motion PicturesMovie Locations – India, Dubai, Thailand, Australia.Main aur Mrs.Khanna story –The story which revolves the theme of extramarital affair, and the story around the Salman Khan as {Samir Khanna} and Kareena Kapoor as {Raina Khanna} who have a fairy tale marriage.After Samir gets his dream job and they enjoying the life but a wrong decision in between their life make them part and the story starts here.Main aur Mrs.Khanna releasing on 16th Oct 2009.Don’t miss it!
Movie Review: Adventureland
2009-08-29 08:55:00 Not since Pan’s Labyrinth has a great movie been so poorly marketed. Well, it’s a bit harsh to say “poorly” marketed considering that Adventureland didn’t completely tank at the box office for a low budget film without any real leading star power. Perhaps “mis-marketed” is a better description. Where Pan’s Labyrinth was marketed as a ...
Movie Review: Adventureland
2009-08-28 20:52:00 I was less than excited when I first saw previews for this movie. But as I learned more about it, I began to look forward to it more and more. I have always enjoyed Ryan Reynolds, although he needs to start doing more good movies. Then there?s Jesse Eisenberg, one of my favorite young actors. ...
Bakjwi (Thirst) - Movie Review
2009-08-28 17:08:00 ?Love sucks? Vampire films have been around since the days of silent pictures yet every now and then a filmmaker will come up with a new and twisted version that stands out as gloriously original. Such is the case of writer/director Chan-wook Park and his dark, dramatic, humor laced horror flick, Bakjwi (Thirst). A film so ...
Movie Review: American Son
2009-08-28 00:46:00 I have one cousin and several friends over in Iraq right now. I couldn?t imagine being over there because I don?t like following orders and I really don?t like it when people are trying to kill me. But these people who went over there to fight are sometimes escaping from something over here. Now there ... |
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