IFF Boston Review: Fanny, Annie & Danny
When you hear the expression “home for the holidays” your mind probably conjures up warm, fuzzy feelings about spending time
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Lin’s “Fast Five” is Furiously Long
When you hear that the runtime for “Fast Five” is 130 minutes, you’ll probably wonder why a mere 90, is
Read More“Your Highness” Is Grade School Humor Gone Wrong
Be warned: if you are expecting David Gordon Green’s film “Your Highness” to be in the same league of hilarity
Read MoreMcConaughey’s Shyster Is Likable in the “Lincoln Lawyer”
Defense lawyers possess a negative reputation in our society, because they are frequently placed in an ethically difficult position. This
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Brand’s Loveable Scamp Charms in ‘Arthur’
The following review originally ran on Starpulse.com in 2010. British comedian Russell Brand has proven that he can play endearing
Read MoreSynder’s “Sucker Punch” Fails At Social Commentary
Your enjoyment of Zack Snyder’s “Sucker Punch” is entirely dependent on what type of film that piques your interest. If
Read MoreSeth Rogen Steals Scenes With Caustic Sarcasm In “Paul”
If E.T. spent enough time on Earth adapting to our language and customs, he probably would have become a wisecracking
Read MoreDrugs Can Turn Life Around in Burger’s “Limitless”
In weighty films like “Requiem for a Dream” and “Trainspotting,” Hollywood has shown audiences the dark consequences of addiction and
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Q&A: Leslie Dixon And Neil Burger Talk ‘Limitless,’ Creative Processes, And Shooting In NYC
I spoke with both Leslie Dixon and Neil Burger about their film LIMITLESS, about their respective creative processes, and about production in New York City.
Read More‘Scott Pilgrim’ Is A Knock-Out Punch For Gamers & Comic Book Fans
My review of Edgar Wright’s SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD, which delivers a knockout punch with its unwavering commitment to its target audience of gamers and comic book fans.
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