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Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Casino Royale: 6 of 55
How will audiences react to a more serious, fair-haired, steely-eyed, intense and tougher Bond, who is less reliant on futuristic devices? Smothered with more realistic, gasp-inducing, edge-of-your-seat stunts, better written, better acted, and more involving storyline, and clean-cut, defiant and intense dialogue, hopefully ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: You, Me And Dupree: 1 of 9
It takes a certain sort of recluse to have absolutely no clue what a movie is about these days. With the horizontal integration of corporate conglomerates at its peak it's hard not to be exposed to any type of commercial product. The fact that I managed to avoid a single frame of film from the new comedy You, Me, and Dupree'... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Perfect Stranger: 1 of 9
Astonishingly tense and wickedly complex, Perfect Stranger manages to put a new twist on the murder-mystery genre. If you are under the assumption that every whodunit scenario has already been realized, this film shines a new light on previously exploited suspect-to-murder combinations. Superbly acted and stylishly scripted,... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Semi Pro: 1 of 9
If there is one comedic actor that has been championed on www.MoviePulse.net, it has been Will Ferrell. Quickly his cinematic cannon has made him one of the most successful and hilarious Saturday Night Live veterans to make the transition to movie star. While his films have been a series of hits and misses, the actor never f... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: The Brave One: 2 of 17
Part Ms. 45, part Kill Bill, and all Death Wish, Neil Jordan's The Brave One explores themes of justice, revenge, and moral ambiguity while unfolding a dramatic tale of vigilante terror all with a driving undertone of "forgiveness is for wussies." Paradoxical in its approach of vigilante justice and brutal violence, these me... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Mr. Brooks (2007): 2 of 16
A brilliantly clever thriller, Mr. Brooks delivers enough shocks and revelations that you'll never know what's going to happen next. Kevin Costner is at his absolute best as the crafty Brooks, and William Hurt's supporting performance is equally magnificent. Perhaps the most innovative and unique film involving a split perso... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Fight Club: 2 of 16
David Fincher, the director of the morbid thriller Seven and this year's crime epic Zodiac, created a stir when he first released 1999's 'Fight Club', based on a popular and equally controversial novel by Chuck Palahniuk. Although he did not receive either the critical or public acclaim he deserved, since the film was releas... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Flyboys: 1 of 8
When Dean Devlin announced he was going to launch an independently financed World War I picture it raised a lot of eyebrows in Hollywood. The hotshot producer responsible for smash hits like Stargate' and Independence Day' put a great deal of funding into the computer generated effects of Flyboys' to ensure a realistic portr... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Little Children: 1 of 8
Aptly credited as having one of the best trailers of 2006, Little Children' sets several adults sprawled out in a suburban neighborhood en route to a cataclysmic train wreck on tracks which In The Bedroom' director Todd Field has masterfully construed. Where other grandiose, nonlinear structures have gone astray, Field's poi... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Saw III: 1 of 8
Want to see the perfect example of Hollywood nurturing a cool, student short into a successful feature and then running it into the ground? Look no further than the Saw' franchise. It has been three years since James Wans' original horror film took audiences by storm and with each progressing year a sequel has been rushed in... More..