Ben Stiller has not been funny to me. Not since "There's Something About Mary" and "Meet the Parents" has he made me laugh-the latter failing in it's enormous potential. Shortly thereafter, he was in every other comedy, the bad ("Along Came Polly") and the mediocre ("Starsky & Hutch") and wore m...
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Conversations and debates have gone on and will continue for many years about films and their sequels, boiling down to the question: Is the follow-up better than the original or does it pan in comparison? "The Dark Knight," the latest entry into the Batman franchise, joins some heavyweight films th...
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Similarly to another film adaptation of a hit TV show a few weeks ago, "Sex & the City: The Movie," I am unaccustomed to and have seen only bits a pieces of the 1960s comic series "Get Smart," created by Buck Henry and Mel Brooks. However, unlike the former, the new incarnation of the iconic Do...
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Lean, mean and green is what can describe the latest incarnation of the famed comic book hero, "The Incredible Hulk." Besides the latter two are true for obvious reasons, this time around he's been stripped of story and development, cashing in on fanboys' intense hatred of Ang Lee's brilliant and u...
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I have not spoke about, debated or intelligently discussed "Sex & the City: The Movie" for the better part of five days. This review would've appeared last week, but after certain circumstances, I allowed myself another week to simmer down and relax, providing time to rethink my thoughts and an...
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His whip still cracks as it flies through the air. The punches still sound like a bomb going off aside the bad guy's jaw. The infamous theme music is right on cue. And after 19 years off the screen, the fedora still fits nicely. Our favorite archeologist adventurer returns in "Indiana Jones & ...
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Tina Fey is a goddess among writing geeks, influencing the comedy world since her tenure as the first female head writer of "Saturday Night Live" from 1999 to 2006. Her sharp wit and talent for writing relevant material resonates loudly. Unfortunately, she didn't birth "Baby Mama." From the pen of...
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There is a moment in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," the latest production from comedy guru Judd Apatow, that is filled with genuine sincerity and realism that I could not stop a lone, solitary tear from rolling down my cheek. That one was part of several more bouts of tears streaming down my face. On...
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