‘The World’s End’ Stars Discuss The Dangers Of Nostalgia And Choreography
I sat down with Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost to discuss their film THE WORLD'S END, the dangers…
Wadlow’s Kick-Ass 2 Misses the Mark with Female Characters
You’re likely to be let down by Wadlow’s KICK-ASS 2, if you dug the first movie for its excellent jokes…
Review: The Act of Killing
Although Oppenheimer's THE ACT OF KILLING makes you feel dirty and ashamed, what’s positive about it is that it also…
We’re The Millers Is A Road Trip Worth Taking
WE'RE THE MILLERS catches you off guard with consistent humor and heart that holds your attention for the duration of…
Blomkamp’s ‘Elysium’ is Sci-Fi with Something To Say
Blomkamp’s ELYSIUM is a compelling yarn filled with complex characters, sickening violence, and brilliant social critique.
The Wolverine Takes the Character to Captivating New Places
After three X-Men films and one train-wreck solo picture, James Mangold’s THE WOLVERINE finally does the character justice.
Schwentke’s ‘RIPD’ Borrows Lazily But is Over Quick
If there’s one good thing about RIPD, it’s that it’s short, well-paced and over quickly.
Great Talent And Chemistry Compensate For The Stale Premise In ‘Red 2’
If for no other reason, you should see RED 2 because it features actors with fantastic chemistry having fun together.
Book Review: Stephen King’s Joyland
JOYLAND is a wonderful mashup of the pulp crime genre and Stephen King's trademark supernatural plot elements.
Pacific Rim Enthralls with Giant Robots Fighting Angry Monsters
Guillermo del Toro’s PACIFIC RIM is the BEST giant-robots-fighting-things flick of all time. That may sound like a backhanded compliment,…