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Movie Review: The Eagle (of the 9th)

Director Kevin MacDonald’s follows director Domenic Sena’s Season Of The Witch by about a month, both films displaying sword fighting, four years after Zack Snyder’s 300 brought the blood fests into vogue. While Season [...]

Posted On : Feb, 11 2011 | Comments : 0

Gaganam - Movie Review

Director Radha Mohan has chosen a hijack drama this time, the delicate emotions of passengers of the plane and the delay of bureaucracy in dealing with the terrorists and how the passengers are saved. Read on for Gaganam review. Sto [...]

Posted On : Feb, 10 2011 | Comments : 0

Movie Review: Brighton Rock

It takes a brave man to remake the Boulting Brothers post-war adaptation of Graham Greene’s 1938 novel. Released in 1947, and staring Richard Attenborough as 17-year-old thug Pinkie Brown, the film is as iconic as any of the era. A [...]

Posted On : Feb, 08 2011 | Comments : 0

The Roommate Movie Reviews (Videos)

Up against a crazy Superbowl weekend, as well as some stiff competition from James Cameron’s Sanctum, and The Roommate still held on strong! Is the movie any good or just the best choice among a slate of unworthy titles? Read the m [...]

Posted On : Feb, 07 2011 | Comments : 0

Kaboom movie review (Video)

This is a teen movie and, while it's possible that that specific age group might find it mildly entertaining, it's really nothing more than a superficial romp with a bunch of students who imagine there's a conspiracy as a res [...]

Posted On : Feb, 06 2011 | Comments : 0

127 Hours - movie review

You ever hear the one about a guy who cut off his own arm with a blunt penknife after he got trapped under a boulder? One Friday in April, 2003, Aron Ralston raced home from work, gathered his gear, jumped in his truck and fled [...]

Posted On : Feb, 03 2011 | Comments : 0

The Next Three Days - movie review

Director and writer Paul Haggis, who helmed The Next Three Days, apparently began his love affair with cinema after viewing Antonioni's study in tension and inaction, Blowup. With that firmly in mind, you can skim through his body of [...]

Posted On : Feb, 02 2011 | Comments : 0

Movie Reviews Biutiful

Alejandro González Iñárritu, the celebrated Mexican director and co-writer of such films as Babel, 21 Grams, and Amores Perros, may be the creative force behind the Spanish-language Biutiful , which is being rolled o [...]

Posted On : Feb, 01 2011 | Comments : 0

The Mechanic Movie Reviews (Videos)

The Mechanics Movie Reviews are looking good! The action movie, nabbing a 7.3/10 from IMDb, stars Jason Statham, Ben Foster and Donald Sutherland. Read the reviews here and see photos and videos of the cast after the jump. [...]

Posted On : Jan, 31 2011 | Comments : 0

EW Movie Review: 'The Mechanic'

Jason Statham is the B-movie bruiser of the moment. His genre of choice is the revved-up testosterone pulp action film, but the key to his charisma is that he’s a lot more cutthroat smart and elegant, more coolly British, than an a [...]

Posted On : Jan, 28 2011 | Comments : 0

Movie Review: The Green Hornet

This long-in-development update of the 60s TV show throws a lot at the wall, but only some of it sticks. Seth Rogen stars as wayward newspaper scion Britt Reid who, after his magnate father's death, teams up with a gifted mechanic (T [...]

Posted On : Jan, 26 2011 | Comments : 0

Master And Commander - Movie Reviews The Way Back

For the most part, critics are giving Peter Weir's The Way Back , his first feature in seven years, positive reviews -- not glowing ones, which are the kind the Australian director customarily evokes for such films as Gallipoli, The [...]

Posted On : Jan, 25 2011 | Comments : 0

No Strings Attached Movie Reviews (Videos)

The No Strings Attached Movie Reviews are in, earning a mix of both postive and negative opnions from sources around the web! Find out what critics had to say about the comedy that features Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher here. Plus s [...]

Posted On : Jan, 23 2011 | Comments : 0

The Way Back – Movie Review

The Way Back is a harrowing experience, replicating the actual 1940 journey of escapees from a Russian gulag 4000 miles from inner Siberia to India. This is Peter Weirs’ first film in seven years and it’s one of his bes [...]