Articles by William Gatevackes

1. Vantage Point (3,149 Theaters, 90 Minutes, Rated PG-13): The thriller is a hard movie to do. It must make logical sense while keeping the audience guessing. This is not easy to do, when the [click for more]

Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day, and I guess the movie studios believe that going to the movies ranks highly on the list of activities on that day, because they are bumping up their new releases one [click for more]

1. Fool’s Gold (3,125 Theaters, 113 Minutes, Rated PG-13): There is something inherently funny about seeing someone hit in the head. Whether it is with a slap, a pie to the face or a cane, [click for more]

1. The Eye (2,436 Theaters, 97 Minutes, Rated PG-13): In the movie Twins, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito starred as twins: one, a genetically altered perfect man, the other, a lesser genetic offshoot. A month [click for more]

1. Rambo (2,751 Theaters, 93 Minutes, Rated R): I’m not going to make the jokes you expect me to, the same that were made when Rocky Balboa came out, about Sylvester Stallone being too old [click for more]

1. Cloverfield (3,411 Theaters, 90 Minutes, Rated PG-13): I really don’t have to say anything about this movie. Rich already said all there is to say about it in his review here. But since I [click for more]

1. First Sunday (2,213 Theaters, 96 Minutes, Rated PG-13): First off: Who is Katt Williams? I mean, I am up on entertainment, and I never heard of him before. And here he is getting second [click for more]

The post-holiday malaise continues as only one new release hits the cineplexes this week. I don’t mind. It make my job easier. 1. One Missed Call (2,240 Theaters, 87 Minutes, Rated PG-13): Yet another remake [click for more]

A big week this week. And I’m feeling a bit Grinchy about it. I hope that you’d forgive me for it. 1. National Treasure: The Book of Secrets (3,832 Theaters, 124 Minutes, Rated PG): Nicolas [click for more]