Like 65, I'll keep this review short, simple, and to the point - it falls into a category of action-packed, overproduced, A-list-starring films, such as Nicholas Cage's KNOWING, Jake Gyllenhaal's LIFE, Will Smith's GEMINI MAN, or John Cusack's 2012.…
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I got a lot to get off of my chest with this one...…
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I love a good time-lapse, or looking up what celebrities looked like "now" vs. "then", and HOW DO YOU MEASURE A YEAR has about just as much substance.…
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If you're looking for a solid heartfelt movie that thrives in emotional moderation, watch TO LESLIE.…
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A film made only for the fans of Guy Ritchie's particular style.…
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The movie is scary. Edge-of-your-seat scary. The common complaint of the last film's lack of a chase sequence is more than made up for, utilizing New York as a dangerous playground for any maniac wielding a hunting knife.…
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Visually, HAULOUT feels closer to Wes Anderson than BBC's PLANET EARTH - definitely not what I expected as the film started.…
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Damn near everything is great...except the story.…
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Given the recent slew of Stephen King reboots, it was only a matter of time before we returned to the dusty corn fields of Nebraska and the blood-soaked, murderous children running around in them. Despite no one asking for it, CHILDREN OF THE CORN has been remade. Rebooted? Requeled? (I can never tell anymore). Rather than focusing on religiously zealous youngsters and their pious killing spree, the new film tells the story of a farming community whose adults have sold…
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