Paranormal Actiity. A very interesting film, with ametuer actors and a new, idealistic director. The basis of the film is expressed through night footage of a video camera into the lives of Katie and Micah, an "engaged to be engaged" couple living in a suburban home in sunny San Diego around the...
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What a delight by Joel and Ethan Coen, who, after an amazing job well done from Fargo, creating this is just simply, hilarious. Jeff Bridges and John Goodman take the lead in this funny, wacky, upside down cult classic of bowling, a piss-stained rug, white russians, and comedic relief of brillian...
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Paul Walker was my favorite undercover cop in the early 2000s and now hes back as an FBI agent..trying to go undercover again, but slightly above-cover. Okay everything else in this movie was awesome. One race in the entire movie, but the best film in the "Fast and Furious" series, well.. this one i...
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this portion of the review may offend to those who may like the film and/or read the book and liked the book. hmm to narrow it down... this film is basically shit. i honestly don't know why these punk ass people in the business calling themselves directors, screenwriters and flappity flip. You c...
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Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds, in my opinion would never have brought such a sweet, funny, and cheerful film to the screens, until I saw this. What a good movie. "The Proposal" starring Bullock as the quick and speedy bossy boss as she is, Margaret Tate, a to-the-point editor in chief at a maj...
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Well, the longest book in the Potter series turns out to be the shortest movie in the series. Go figure. With trim line and movie reels lurking behind good actors and a new director, we see that this Harry Potter fell a bit short, but it was touching and it kept action at its good point. "Harr...
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The fourth story of the series unraveled before my eyes. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" opened on November 16, 2005, with a slow and dominant pace of film interaction. Starring Daniel Radcliffe as the hero of the tale, Harry Potter, along with his trio of friends Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) an...
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"My Sister's Keeper", directed by Nick Cassavetes, opened on June 26th, 2009, I found was heart warming and produced a discrete point of view of the actual feeling of the fear of death. Lead by a wonderful cast, and a brilliant book by Jodi Picoult, this movie showed by the real side of reaching ...
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