Roland Emmerich is back, folks. And this time, he has it out for the entire world! Nothing is sacred in this disaster of a film, from the total destruction of the Vatican to the equally embellished establishment of Randy’s Donuts. By the time the film is over, 2012 marks a grand achievement, scori...
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Cinema has brought to us another yuletide rendition of A Christmas Carol, the most read, told, acted, and filmed Christmas story besides the birth of Christ, thanks to Charles Dickens, who wrote the enduring novella in the mid 1800s. It still stands as one of my personal favorite stories of all time...
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Since 1952, Astro Boy has delighted millions throughout the world through the first ever Manga and Anime series, respectively. This modern retelling of the classic super hero robot, directed by David Bowers, emulates many of the core character traits that has attributed to its success. The excess th...
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Do you remember what it was like to be a child? Curious, at times unsure of things, troubled by and misunderstanding the scary world? Where the Wild Things Are is an adequate picture of that world as seen through the mind of a child, albeit the overall picture is a bit out of focus. Max is a kid ...
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Over-mutated food, Spaghetti twisters, and Food-alanches. Ladies and Gentlemen. I present to you the sleeper film of Fall, 2009. When I saw the trailers for this film, it did not leave a desirable taste in my mouth, but since I was bored one day and saw that this film had some good reviews, I dec...
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"Kurma" is right. Paramount should have “bailed” out of this one. I hesitated to watch this film in theaters because of its low reviews, but my friends and fellow associates insisted that it was a fun ride. So, I had some time yesterday to go see the first live-action take on Stephen Sommers'...
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A post-apocalyptic world. Demonic looking machines. Rag dolls with a soul. What's not to like? Oh. Right. The story. Shane Acker's 9, a longer version of his short film, 9, is unlike any animated film that we have seen in years. War-torn and desolate, depicting the erroneous and fallibility of ma...
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Ahh— the works of Hayao Miyazaki, the wonder of modern Japanese animation, who continues to cater magnificent stories to audiences young and old all over the world, has brought to us once again a marvel of color and movement that makes you wonder, was that really done by hand? Filled with heart, a...
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