Book Review: Dracula Cha Cha Cha
DRACULA CHA CHA CHA and AQUARIUS are mildly entertaining supernatural murder mysteries, but don’t possess the swiftly moving narrative as their predecessors.
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Book Review: The Martian War
If you’re a big fan of Anderson as a writer, or if you just like old school sci-fi books in the vein of H.G. Wells, then you should read THE MARTIAN WAR.
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‘Red Dawn’ Review: A Crap Sandwich Minus the Bread
The action scenes and special effects in RED DAWN are really just loose crap without plot or character development to hold them together.
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Book Review: The James Bond Omnibus 004
If you love all things Bond, you should check out THE JAMES BOND OMNIBUS 004.
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‘Silver Linings Playbook’: Light and Predictable but Still Pleasurable
David O. Rusell’s SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK follows romcom conventions pretty closely, but despite being lighthearted and predictable, it’s still pleasurable.
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Bond Is at His Most Beautiful in ‘Skyfall’
The gorgeous cinematography and highly stylized visuals in SKYFALL easily make Bond the most beautiful he’s ever been.
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The World’s Smallest Violin Plays for ‘A Late Quartet’
A LATE QUARTET seems like a gripping drama. But if I hadn’t been reviewing it, I would have turned off the film halfway through; that’s how bored I was.
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Disney’s ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ Will Please Gamers of All Ages
My review of Disney’s WRECK-IT RALPH, a a fun, playful romp that lives up to its ambitious attempt to appease video game lovers of all ages.
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Flight Review: A Solid Return to Live Action for Zemeckis
A FLIGHT Review: After 10 years of animated movies, you’d think Zemeckis would be a bit rusty with a live-action R-rated drama. Thankfully he’s not.
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‘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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