Movie Review: Noah
Hollywood underserves the Bible Belt in the United States. Biblical stories are filled with complicated characters and compelling plots, but due to quality producers being …
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Movie Review: Muppets Most Wanted
Jason Segel and Amy Adams held more sway than I thought. Muppets Most Wanted brings back Kermit/Piggy et al for a caper/heist film. While parts …
Movie Review: Divergent
Hunger Games moves from Panem to Chicago. Divergent, a dystopic futuristic thriller with a powerful heroine (and sidekick love interest) deemed the chosen one because …
Movie Review: Veronica Mars
The Kickstarter financing begins. If Veronica Mars is any indication, we’re off to a good start. Veronica Mars the TV show was a fun smart …
Movie Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Grand Budapest Hotel might be the best barometer to determine if you like director Wes Anderson. Most of the polarizing aspects of his style …
Movie Review: 300: Rise of an Empire
At least the Greeks have Thermopylae. 300: Rise of An Empire attempts to replicate the style and machismo of the original 300, with limited success. …
Movie Review: Non-Stop
Liam Neeson’s special set of skills equally apply in the air I guess. Non-Stop takes the action star of the moment and puts him in …
Movie Review: RoboCop
Detroit’s hero is back. Robocop has been rebooted and modernized. His tale is not as fresh as it was in 1987, but the story retains …
Movie Review: About Last Night
About Last Night goes where most romantic comedies dare not to. Happily ever after is blown past to showcase the day-to-day struggle of maintaining a …
Movie Review: The LEGO Movie
Legos are near the top of the best toys ever invented. Nothing encourages imagination and ingenuity in a child better than random blocks that can …