All posts tagged "Review"
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BEGINNERS – The Review
Fathers’ Day was last Sunday, but it’s not too late to enjoy the latest entry in a long...
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THE ART OF GETTING BY – The Review
Okay, we’ve got yet another quirky loner guy smitten with a beautiful popular gal. Nope we’re not still with...
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SUBMARINE – The Review
The story of a quirky loner coming of age and experiencing first love has been a staple of...
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STEPHEN SONDHEIM’S COMPANY – The Review
The world of sports has done this for many, many years -the all-star game. The very best players...
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THE ROBBER – The Review
The stoic, determined , enigmatic loner has been the subject of many thrillers and action films. On either...
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X-MEN: FIRST CLASS – The Review
The other day I was thinking the concept of a movie prequel was a fairly new notion. I suppose...
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13 ASSASSINS – The Review
“…being a samurai is truly a burden.” — Shinza Much like the westerns of Hollywood, new works of...
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INCENDIES – The Review
Considering the constant news coverage of conflicts in the Middle East it’s no wonder that several months after...
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THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SOLD – The Review
Oops! That’s not the complete title it’s actually POM WONDERFUL PRESENTS THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SOLD. Well, that’s...
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SONS OF PERDITION – The Review
Co-directed by Tyler Measom and Jennilyn Merten, SONS OF PERDITION is a documentary that delves into a taboo...
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MEEK’S CUTOFF – The Review
A staple of many classic western movies is the wagon train. Each wagon’s full of eager settlers about...
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CRACKS – The Review
What must the pressure be like for a first-time filmmaker with an uncle and a father that are...
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BAD THINGS – Short Film Review
Writer/director Miles Trahan (IN DREAMS — 2009 Short Film) delivers BAD THINGS, a seven-minute short drama about two...
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WHITE IRISH DRINKERS Opens at Landmark Theatres on May 6th
WHITE IRISH DRINKERS opens at the Tivoli Theatre in Saint Louis, or at a Landmark Theatre near you,...
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THE PRINCESS OF MONTPENSIER – The Review
Since the news was all a buzz last week with details of the big royal wedding in London,...
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IN A BETTER WORLD – The Review
It’s always interesting to a foreign perspective on an issue making headlines here in the United States. Bullying...
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THERE BE DRAGONS – The Review
Often when film makers set a story around a certain historical period they will include many real people...
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CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS 3D – The Review
When you’ve had a career as long and expansive as that of filmmaker Werner Herzog’s, the idea of...
