The baddest asses to grace the silver screen this summer are not the CGI toys of Transformers or Terminator, but the flesh and blood, Tommy gun firing adversaries - John Dillinger (Johnny Depp) and Special Agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale). Director Michael Mann (Heat, Collateral) continues his ...
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Michael Bay should be tarred and feathered for directing the steaming pile of feces that is “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen”. The film is an obscenity laden, racially offensive, and sexist orgy of CGI fighting robots. It takes a beloved cartoon and bastardizes it completely. The first fi...
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Warner Brothers has been blasting ads for “The Hangover” everywhere you look. I can honestly say it’s the film with the most trailers and commercials I’ve seen this year. So my first inclination is to expect nothing, as the funniest parts have probably been revealed to draw in a gullible a...
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Director Ron Howard ventures into the absurd with his latest film, “Angels & Demons”. A sequel of sorts to “The DaVinci Code”, Tom Hanks returns as Robert Langdon, Harvard professor turned action hero. The pope has died suddenly. An ancient threat returns to destroy the Catholic Church on...
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J.J. Abrams “Star Trek” redux is a true cinematic rarity. It is an epic adventure that deftly captures the spirit of the original series, while succeeding utterly in charting a new course. Characters that have become pop icons are reborn in a film worthy of the hype and early accolades. This ...
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***MINOR SPOILERS IN REVIEW*** The summer movie season gets off to a bad start with the brainless and cartoonish “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”. Hugh Jackman looks amped on steroids and is physically monstrous in reprising the character that made him a star. The problem is the acting ...
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Michael Caine adds another feather to a well-feathered cap with his performance in “Is There Anybody There”? Caine stars as ‘The Amazing Clarence’, an aging magician that moves into the retirement home of a poor family. Bill Milner costars as young Edward, an eleven year old boy who despis...
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First time director/writer Derrick Martini offers a new twist on suburbia with his dark comedy-drama, “Lymelife”. Set in late seventies Long Island during a Lyme disease scare, Lymelife is the story of awkward teenager Scott Bartlett (Rory Culkin). His father, Mickey Bartlett (Alec Baldwin) is...
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