Archive for May, 2012
The Town Review (A Second Opinion)
While Casey Affleck’s terrible faux documentary flounders about in cinemas on lonely screens with nobody going to see it, brother Ben is going to be in with the big hitters in this slow September period with his follow up to ...
Five Films To See In October
So it's already October, Oscar season is upon us. At least three of the five films listed below have some serious Oscar potential and last month we saw The Town and Wall Street 2, another two potential Oscar contenders. This mo...
Mark Zuckerberg: Is He Scared Of The Truth?
On September 24, 2010 Mark Zuckerberg announced that he would be donating 100 million dollars to the Neward Public School system. Also this week, The Social Network, a David Fincher film originally based on the novel, The Accid...
God Help Us All: Snooki Is Writing A Novel
The world's most ridiculous human being, aka Snooki from Jersey Shore, is planning to publish a novel. According to Ace Showbiz, even though Snook has only read two books in her life (Twilight and Dear John), Simon and Schuster...
Case 39 Review
Somewhat creepy and all too conventional, Case 39 finally makes its way into theatres. The movie was filmed a couple years ago (2006) and for some reason it is only now seeing the light of day, in US theatres at least. Starring...
The Town Review
Invoking 2006’s The Departed as part of The Town’s promotional campaign was, at best, a dicey proposition for this Ben Affleck directed pic. The Departed won four academy awards, including best picture, best adapted screenp...
Eat Pray Love Review
The new Julia Roberts star vehicle, Eat Pray Love, is based on an apparently bestselling memoir by Liz Gilbert (played by Roberts) who in order to 'discover' herself takes a year long trip to Italy, India and Bali to gorge on p...
Dexter Season 5-01 ‘My Bad’ Recap
The episode picks up where last season’s finale left off. Dexter (Michael C. Hall) has just discovered Rita’s (Julie Benz) body in a bathtub of bloody water—Trinity’s grisly parting gift, discovered as Dexter returns f...
Get Him To The Greek Blu-Ray Review
In what is easily the funniest movie of the year, Russell Brand brings his Aldous Snow character back to the silver screen for a second time. If the name Aldous Snow sounds familiar it’s probably because you’ve seen Forgett...
The American Review
For me, the name George Clooney brings to mind a few certain types of film: respectable romantic comedies, off-color comedies, and the occasional Oscar favorite. But I’m hard pressed to think of a Clooney film that really sta...
