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Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: 30 Days of Night: 2 of 24
Sinister, brutal, and unrelentingly violent, 30 Days of Night is the best vampire movie and likely best horror movie to be unleashed upon audiences this year. As fear and dread gradually give way to full-blown terror as the ruthless vampires descend upon the isolated town, the audience is never given a moment to catch their ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: X-Men III - The Last Stand: 1 of 12
Perhaps the biggest challenge facing Marvel's most popular mutant franchise is not necessarily a mediocre script or the studio's disappointing directorial choice. No, the biggest obstacle threatening the success of X-Men: The Last Stand' is the fans. Ever since Bryan Singer left the franchise to pursue other, super options, ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Cloverfield: 4 of 45
Cloverfield is more than a movie; it is an experience that will leave you completely and utterly exhausted. A poignant blend of post 9/11 terror and our cultural obsessions with mass media and technology, Cloverfield is a giant monster movie with something to say, featuring a vantage point the likes of which audiences have n... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Freedom Writers: 1 of 11
It is always nice to start out the New Year with a somewhat decent film. Actually, Freedom Writers is better than decent, it is surprisingly good. Freedom Writers had zero buzz when I went to see it in early December and subsequently, I expected very little. After watching the trailer, I feared the film would turn into Anton... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Bee Movie: 1 of 11
Jerry Seinfeld has been away from the spotlight for some time now and 2007 marks the year of his return - but only as a voice in a computer animated film. While the premise is unique, the approach is generic, and the excellently animated, poorly executed family film will have difficulty avoiding the already popular classific... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: United 93: 1 of 10
United 93' is a film which has the attention of the entire country. The film is on the tip of everyone's tongues, but no one is quite sure what to make of the new Paul Greengrass movie which tells the tragic story of what happened on board the fourth high jacked plane on September 11th, 2001. Greengrass has constructed a tru... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: The Last Kiss: 1 of 10
If you really wanted to be hard on actor Zach Braff, I suppose you could accuse him of being stuck in a rut, starring in yet another coming of age drama. On the other hand, the actor has distinctly separated himself from his television persona, especially in his second feature, in which audiences will see a whole new side to... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Shooter: 1 of 10
There is tremendous pressure placed on a filmmaker after he delivers an Oscar winning picture early in his career, and ever since Training Day received its award for best acting all eyes have been on Antoine Fuqua to do it again. Trying to rekindle the "Academy" caliber magic, the filmmaker has attempted two epically scaled ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Leatherheads: 1 of 10
George Clooney's latest homage to the Golden Age of movies brushes ever so closely at times to the classic screwball comedies of the 30s and 40s, but falls short in both the carefree laughs and whimsical romance. No one else even tries though, so Clooney's efforts are much appreciated and do culminate in a fairly unique roma... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: The Prestige: 3 of 29
The Pledge: In a year full of monotony and bizarrely repetitious films, such as Hollywoodland and The Black Dahlia, both focusing on famous unsolved mysteries, or back to back Oscar-worthy Truman Capote films (Capote and Infamous), it doesn't surprise me to see two turn-of-the-century magician movies either. Both The Illusio... More..