Arnold is Back in ‘The Last Stand’
THE LAST STAND is a by-the-numbers action flick that harkens back to simpler tales like you’d find in the 1980s. That’s part of its appeal though.
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Review: ‘Gangster Squad’ is ‘The Untouchables’ on Steroids
GANGSTER SQUAD is a tale of hard-times law enforcement equivalent to THE UNTOUCHABLES on steroids, a brute force buddy action flick.
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Awards Season Movies: Mini Reviews Part 2
Since I’ve been seeing awards season movies faster than I can write full reviews of them, I’m writing mini reviews until my screener pile is diminished.
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Reviews: ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ & ‘Promised Land’
This column contains my reviews of Kathryn Bigelow’s Zero Dark Thirty and Gus Van Sant’s Promised Land.
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Q&A: David Chase Talks ‘Not Fade Away,’ Rock n’ Roll, and Ambiguous Endings
I had the opportunity to participate in a roundtable interview with David Chase where we discussed his film NOT FADE AWAY, rock n’ roll, and why wrote an ambiguous ending for his film.
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Awards Season Movies: Mini Reviews Part 1
I’ve been seeing awards season movies faster than I can write full reviews of them. So until my screener pile is diminished, I’ll be writing mini reviews.
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Hooper’s ‘Les Miserables’ Is A Miss For This Fan Of The Musical
Tom Hooper’s LES MISERABLES is a disappointing cinematic regurgitation of the stage show that is downright boring.
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‘The Hobbit’: An Unexpectedly Action-Packed Journey
THE HOBBIT is thrilling enough to hold your attention and surprisingly fast-paced for a film that’s two hours and forty-five minutes.
Read MoreBoston Online Film Critics Association Releases 2012 Awards
As a member of the Boston Online Film Critics Association (BOFCA), I’m proud to share with you the results of
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Book Review: Silhouettes from Popular Culture by Olly Moss
SILHOUETTES FROM POPULAR CULTURE is brimming with cool pictures to keep you engaged, but it’s much more than just a typical coffee table book.
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