Category Movie Reviews

Stay Away from The Grey

“The Grey” is a tedious, poorly written, survival film, about a group of oil drillers whose plane goes down somewhere in Alaska. They are faced with trying to survive with barely any food, no shelter, and no way to contact…

Contraband falters

“Contraband” starring producer and Oscar Nominee Mark Wahlberg (“The Fighter,” “The Departed”) is a gritty, balls-to-the-wall, intense, action thriller, that will keep you guessing, and interested, even though there are many holes in the script and too many close calls…

Beauty and the Beast is Still Enchanting

I know I’ve been very vocal about the repetitive state of Hollywood. I just read in The Hollywood Reporter that, for the first time in history, in 2011 the top ten domestic grossing films were “franchise titles or spinoffs”. All…

Silence is Golden with The Artist

“The Artist” achieves the remarkable. It is a story relayed in a format as old as cinema itself: The silent film. Yet “The Artist” is a revelation, full of life and as refreshing as any movie you will see this…

Mission:Impossible 4 is Impossible to Swallow

Its as if naming the film “Mission: Impossible” acts as a disclaimer. This, the 4th installment in the series, features logic so impervious to reality that disbelief is to be suspended to the point of blind acceptance. Considering that this…

The Adventures of Tin Tin Disappoints

“The Adventures of Tin Tin” features amazing computer generated effects that are perfectly photo realistic but to a fault. The architecture, the vehicles, the rolling ocean waves; all elements are so authentic that it is nearly impossible to differentiate from…

New Sherlock bests the Original

There really is little mystery behind what makes “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” so entertaining. In fact the answer is quite elementary. Here we have a sequel that takes every successful component of the original and improves upon it.…