‘Cloud Atlas’ Weaves a Complex Tapestry of Narratives
Despite being almost three hours, CLOUD ATLAS flies by, impressively weaving a tapestry of these six narratives seamlessly together.
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2012 Movie Reviews
Walken Shines in McDonagh’s ‘Seven Psychopaths’
Christopher Walken really shines as Hans in SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS. He’s refreshingly stoic and peaceful, completely comfortable in his own skin.
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Affleck Transcends Boston Tales with ‘Argo’
With ARGO, Affleck establishes that he can transcend tales set in his native Boston to craft a well-rounded historical drama with significant depth.
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‘Taken 2’ Still Stimulating Despite Absurdity
As silly as TAKEN 2 turns out to be, the action sequences are entertaining and there’s a heartwarming family element to the story.
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No Serious Lessons or Consequences in Burton’s ‘Frankenweenie’
FRANKENWEENIE is an average animated tale made for kids. There are no consequences for misbehavior and no major lessons other than: stay true to oneself.
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Johnson’s ‘Looper’ Is a Thought-Provoking Sci-Fi Drama
If Ridley Scott’s BLADE RUNNER and Terry Gilliam’s 12 MONKEYS had a child, it would be Rian Johnson’s LOOPER.
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‘End of Watch’ Makes ‘Training Day’ Seem Wimpy
Powerful, gritty, and grotesque; these words encapsulate the cop drama END OF WATCH. It’s so emotionally charged, it makes TRAINING DAY eem wimpy.
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No More Dread After ‘Dredd 3D’
DREDD 3D is a dark, dystopian tale that’s one part gory action flick, one part social satire, and one part tense thriller.
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‘The Words’ is Pleasantly Poignant and Complex
THE WORDS seems like an obvious drama about dishonesty on the surface, but it’s unexpectedly and pleasantly intricate.
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‘Bourne Legacy’ Swaps Psychological Intrigue with Murky Science
Tony Gilroy’s spy flick THE BOURNE LEGACY isn’t close family to the original Matt Damon trilogy. It’s more like a less interesting distant cousin.
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