In the twelve years since Bruce Willis’ everyman cop John McClane last foiled a villain’s grandiose scheme on our cinema screens, the notion of terrorism in the real and cinematic world has changed. In Live [click for more]
It is virtually in name only that Evan Almighty is a sequel to the 2003 Jim Carey comedy Bruce Almighty. While Morgan Freeman returns in his role of God and Steve Carell’s obnoxious Evan Baxter [click for more]
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To call the comic book adaptation sequel Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer a better film than its predecessor, would be damning it with the faintest of praise. The film manages to capitalize and [click for more]
Many sleuths have made the translation from print to movie screen. Many of them have been hardboiled detectives, gentlemen criminologists and sweet little old ladies who have a flair for solving murders. But there was [click for more]
A young woman hangs upside down, naked and gagged, above an ornately tiled tub surrounded by candles. An older woman enters, disrobes and lies down in the tub. Reaching beside her, the older woman brings [click for more]
Screenplay by Neal Purvis & Robert Wade Second Set of Revisions by Paul Haggis Draft Dated December 13, 2005 Any film franchise that wants to achieve any amount of longevity is going to have to [click for more]
With all the hype surrounding the live action adaptation of the popular Transformers 1980s cartoon sure to make the film a hit at least over its opening weekend, it’s not surprising that we’re starting to [click for more]
The two hardest reviews for me to write always seem to be for comedies and really good films. I think the reason for this is because for both types of films to work effectively, they [click for more]
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