Blue Valentine Love maybe a many splendored thing but it has a rather dreary side as well. Both the beautiful and melancholy aspects of the emotion are explored in the new drama/romance movie, Blue Valentine, with (as the title suggests)…
The King’s Speech For centuries, a major part of the duties for the British Royal Family was simply to look the roll. With the right clothes, stance and dignified wave to the masses, the imperial folk were able to instill…
I Love You Phillip Morris I Love You Phillip Morris is not a sarcastic, anti-Big Tobacco propaganda piece akin to 2005’s Thank You for Smoking. It is a romance infused dramedy that has more in common with movies like The…
Tron: Legacy When it comes to mega-event movies, Tron: Legacy is a bizarre specimen. It is a sequel that comes nearly thirty years after the original Tron; a film that did mediocre business back in 1982 and many viewed as…
Yogi Bear It is the end of the year and the Award Season is upon us. The studios are trotting out there contenders and accomplished artists fill the Cineplex with thought-provoking works. Actors are acting and filmmakers are making…
Despicable Me I am starting to worry about myself. As I look over the last few months of theatrical releases and ponder on what could be considered solid entertainment and what should be considered trash, I can’t help but notice…
Black Swan Director Darren Aronofsky crafts smart cinema. Starting with his 1998 debut, Pi, his array of films are always challenging and filled with ideas. Everything has meaning and purpose. The costumes, the music, the camerawork… Whether he’s focused on…
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader In The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader we meet up with Lucy (Georgie Henley) and Edmond (Skandar Keynes), the two youngest of the four siblings that…
Just in time for Christmas, Warner Bros. is offering this nice little collection of classic cartoons. The disc is available now at any of your favorite outlets so go get it! OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS: When Friz Freleng directed 1947’s “Tweetie Pie,”…
Inception “Inception” is an instantly engaging movie going experience. Director Christopher Nolan turns the lights down and begins throwing layered ideas right at you, assuming you’ll catch on. He doesn’t dumb down a single moment and gears his movie to…