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Transformers:Dark of the Moon Review

    Transformers:Dark of the Moon Let’s not wax pensive about “Transformers: Dark of the Moon”. The film has plenty of flaws to pick at and the adrenaline-soaked action sequences sometimes border on soul numbing. To complain about the convoluted…

Bad Teacher Review

Bad Teacher “Bad Teacher” proves that an antihero comedy can be a tough sale. It’s hard to pull for (and laugh at) someone who has no redeeming qualities. Billy Bob Thornton pulled it off in “Bad Santa” because he’s good…

Cars – Review

The following steps are devoted to helping you select, price, locate and test-drive the vehicle that is best for you. After reading and completing these steps, you will be ready to move on to the 10 Steps articles to buying…

Green Lantern Review

Green Lantern When it comes to the superhero movie, times have changed. During the 70s, 80s and 90s, DC Comics ruled the multiplexes with fantastic adaptations of their comic books. Meanwhile…Marvel Comics churned out nothing but bunkum. DC gave us…

Beginners Review

Beginners Watching director Mike Mills’ new film “Beginners” is like randomly flipping through the pages of a stranger’s family album. You can start in the middle, go back a few years then jump to the end and somehow get a…

X-Men: First Class Review

X-Men: First Class The arrogant film critic in me wants to be enraged at the power-suits making our entertainment choices for us in Hollywood. How dare they give us nothing but regurgitated and reorganized ideas in this: The Summer of…

‘s talk about Feel Good Movies

Feel Good Movies To Help Battle June Gloom   Janis Joplin, the band “Sublime,” and, I think maybe, Will Smith once said: “Summertime and the livin’s easy”. It’s a statement that is mostly true but summer doesn’t always start out…

Kung Fu Panda 2 Review

Kung Fu Panda 2 Jack Black makes a wonderful cartoon character. With his outlandish persona and ability to deliver lines of dialogue with a grandeur that matches his amplitude, it could be argued that Black is more suited for animation…