“Shutter Island” Over Explains Itself
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio’s latest collaboration “Shutter Island” ranks for me very similarly with their last one “The Departed.”
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“St. John of Las Vegas” Is Anti-climactic
I did not approach “St. John of Las Vegas” with expectations for it to be the most well made movie,
Read More“From Paris with Love” Is Just Plain Bad
From time to time, a film comes along that’s so hilariously bad that you can’t help but love it. Generally
Read MoreAs a Thriller “Edge of Darkness” Fails to Pick up Steam
The primary reason I was anxious to see Mel Gibson’s “Edge of Darkness,” is that Gibson plays a Boston cop.
Read More“The Girlfriend Experience” Looks and Feels Indie
Watching Steven Soderbergh’s independent film “The Girlfriend Experience,” it’s obvious that the director was working on a much lower budget
Read More“Book of Eli” Shows Us the Power of Faith
I should probably start this review off with a disclaimer: I’ve always loved Denzel Washington as an actor, and even
Read More“The Lovely Bones” Leaves You Wandering the Hereafter
Peter Jackson’s “The Lovely Bones” is one of the prettiest films I’ve ever seen. Aside from lovely aesthetics though, the
Read MoreAvatar in 3-D is Visually Captivating
It was difficult to avoid the hype as well as the negative opinions about Avatar all around me, since I
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‘Sherlock Holmes’ Stays Lighthearted
As a fan of Ritchie and Robert Downey Jr. I had very high expectations, which to be honest Sherlock Holmes didn’t completely fulfill. It really felt like something was missing that kept it from being amazing. That being said, it’s still a fun movie with a solid story, action, and a sense of humor.
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‘Up In the Air’ Soars High With Some Turbulence
In many ways UP IN THE AIR, lives up to its namesake; like a plane ride, it sends you flying high, however it’s not always a smooth trip. As a viewer it’s easy to encounter some of the same emotional turbulence the characters experience.
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