Review: ‘Enough Said’
One word that comes to mind about this film: Lovely
Review: ‘A Single Shot’ Starring Sam Rockwell
With Sam Rockwell as the lead, there is never an uninteresting moment and that alone is one reason to watch this.
Review: ‘Afternoon Delight’ Starring Kathryn Hahn, Josh Radnor and Juno Temple
Skip this ‘Afternoon Delight’
Review: ‘The World’s End’
Not only is The Worlds End an absolutely hilarious movie, but its also got something ninety-percent of comedies (heck, most movies) don’t bother to include: characters you care about.
Review: ‘Prince Avalanche’
As of this writing, ‘Prince Avalanche’ is in my ‘Top 5 Favorite Films’ of the year
Review: ‘Pacific Rim’
Pacific Rim is the movie of the summer. It’ll turn you into a kid again, smiling from ear to ear as you leave the theater.
Review: ‘Man of Steel’
When ‘Seasons’ by Chris Cornell plays over a scene in the beginning of Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel, you know that we’re in the era of a new Superman.
Review: ‘This Is The End’
Finally, we have a movie that’s worthy of being called, “The Funniest Movie of the Year!”
Review: ‘Graceland’
I sincerely hope Hollywood doesn’t get a hold of this for a remake. Everything that makes Graceland special would be scrapped clean into something totally generic… and this is not all generic.
Review: ‘The Place Beyond The Pines’
The film is frustrating towards the end, yes, but as always, performances win out
SXSW Review: ‘Mud’ starring Matthew McConaughey
McConaughey’s hot streak continues with the absolutely wonderful, Mud
SXSW Review: ‘Drinking Buddies’
If I had a drinking buddy as attractive, smart and cool as the character she plays in Joe Swanberg’s new film, Drinking Buddies, I’d be slamming a few back with her right now.
SXSW Review: ‘Euphonia’
The teens in the film (which also include Maria DeCortis and Benjamin Papacare) are true teenagers, – all zits and gangly – and their performances were real and authentic, especially from Will Madden.
SXSW Review: ‘I Am Divine’
Jeffrey Schwarz’s doc is a tribute to Divine, his work and his life and it shouldn’t be missed.
Review: ’21 & Over’
Yeah, there’s nothing really new in the film but that doesn’t mean it’s not hilarious.
Review: ‘Broken City’
Wahlberg stars as a former police officer turned private investigator who has a history with Russell Crowe’s Mayor of New York City.