Your Highness Review
Your Highness “Between the time when the oceans drank Atlantis, and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there was an age undreamed of…..Let me tell you of the days of high adventure!” -The Wizard This quote is not from…
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Arthur Review
Arthur Russell Brand’s performances have managed to find a comedic balance by being racy enough to keep things interesting, but innocent enough to avoid becoming too offensive. Should he step on any toes with his jokes, his delivery is given…
Born to Be Wild Review
Born to Be Wild For those of you interested in Warner Brother’s new documentary, “Born to be Wild,” may you be warned: You will cry! Not from dejection or sadness or anything horrible like that. You will bawl tears of…
Soul Surfer Review
Soul Surfer “Soul Surfer” never tries to be more than it is; a sweet, feel good movie that shows us the importance of friends, family and faith. Set in the beautiful scenery of the Hawaiian Islands and played to a…
Hop Review
Hop It can’t be denied that director Tim Hill knows cute and cuddly. He started his career as a writer on SpongeBob SquarePants and various other Nicktoons, then went on to direct the mega-popular big screen version of Alvin and…
Insidious Review
Insidious In certain circles, having James Wan (director of the first “Saw”) join creative forces with Oren Peli (director of the first “Paranormal Activity”) is as exciting as Steven Spielberg matching up with J.J. Abrams for the upcoming “Super 8”…
Jane Eyre Review
Jane Eyre The latest incarnation of “Jane Eyre” is a blend of contemporary and classical storytelling making for a sort of hybrid entertainment. The film sounds ages old, pulling the words directly from the influential 1847 novel of the same…
Paul Review
Paul A Sci-Fi Comedy with Depth Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, the team that brought us “Shaun of the Dead” and “Hot Fuzz” have teamed up yet again for “Paul.” This time the two play Graeme Wily (Pegg) and Clive…
Red Riding Hood Review
Red Riding Hood The new, updated version of Red Riding Hood manages to be an almost exact replica of the Twilight films without featuring one single vampire. The initial installment of the Twilight series was directed by Catherine Hardwicke, as…
Rango Review
Rango Sticking Rango into one, specific category is impossible. The movie is chameleon-like, touching on and morphing into several different genres as it goes. It’s an animated kids flick and a full-fledged western mixed with doses of mystery and love…