Movie Review: Frankenweenie
Tim Burton must have really loved his dog. Frankenweenie is clearly right in Tim Burton’s wheelhouse: a combination of a lonely boy-lovable dog relationship coupled …
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Movie Review: Lawless
Lawless, if you let it, will catch you off guard with just how compelling it actually is. It doesn’t quite reach the highs of the …
Movie Review: Heavyweights
Heavyweights is now more known for its historical significance than its moments on-screen. It is here we can trace some of the most influential moviemakers …
Movie Review: Spring Breakers
A little titillation never hurt anyone, right? Well the message of Spring Breakers is actually, it does hurt. Brilliantly crafted for the millennials, Writer/Director Harmony …
Movie Review: The Place Beyond the Pines
Schenectady (NY) translates to the Place Beyond the Pines. Using the gritty rural setting as the movie’s backdrop, director Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine) weaves a …
Movie Review: Les Miserables
Les Miserables is less a musical and more of an opera. Most of the lines are sung, and there are no breaks for big dance …
Movie Review: Bully
Bully wants to highlight a serious problem for kids in the world today. Bully showcases in as broad of strokes as possible the effect it …
Movie Review: Side Effects
Steven Soderbergh is probably not a household name for the casual movie goer. However, if you start listing his movies, you will probably find something …
Movie Review: Warm Bodies
Apparently zombies and humans are the new Montagues and Capulets. Warm Bodies does for zombies what Twilight has done for vampires: it provides a romantic …
Movie Review: Arbitrage
Richard Gere is one of those actors who tends to play second fiddle to someone else, but in really good or high-profile movies. Audiences probably …