Movie Review: A Most Violent Year
JC Chandor’s movies are spins on really long covered movie ideas. Margin Call tells the financial crisis from the good hearted underling perspective. All Is …
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Movie Review: American Sniper
Clint Eastwood is back…sort of. His American Sniper is a gripping study of a modern military man, Chris Kyle, in action in our modern military. But …
Movie Review: We Are the Best!
Punk is not dead. At least not for Swedish 13 year olds. We Are the Best! tells the story of the Girl With the Dragon …
Movie Review: Into the Woods
Into the Woods is about what goes on for a Disney character after the “Happily Ever After.” Following the formula set by the Princess Bride, …
Movie Review: The Babadook
Why would anyone open the cover of a children’s book with only a red exterior? The Babadook is a terrifying and chilling film about a …
Movie Review: The Imitation Game
Computers have become one of the primary pieces of technology in the world today. Every now and then, I would wonder: Who thought of the first one, …
Movie Review: Top Five
Chris Rock is one of the most clever comedians on the planet. His stand up specials are among the all time greats, displaying a fascinating …
Movie Review: Wild
Wild puts to rest goody-two-shoes Reese Witherspoon. Cheryl Strayed’s hike along the West Coast is filled with drug use, copious sex, and sailor swearing, which …
Movie Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I
It is unfair that the Hunger Games gets lumped in with Twilight, Divergent, and other wanna-be franchises because it has similar elements. Suzanne Collins’s novel …
Movie Review: Interstellar
Of the films this fall, the one people seem to be most excited about is Interstellar. Not a big surprise: Christopher Nolan has ripped the …