Reviews

Being an outsider can sometimes be a difficult thing to deal with in life. You might not have that many friends, you might feel alone and there’s a chance you’ll …

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Blindness is brought to life by Academy Award® nominated director Fernando Meirelles from a screenplay by Tony Award winner Don McKellar, based on the international bestseller by Jose Saramago, and …

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In the new movie Ratatouille, Remy has a problem. As with many who live in France, he has a passion for fine food, and a gift for making it. His …

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All-American Propaganda The deeper you look into the making of Act of Valor, the more appalling it becomes. It’s not a war film, but a recruitment video – commissioned by …

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Yes, Contraband is just another “check-your-brain-at-the-door” action film, but why can’t it still be believable? Much of the suspense and adventure feels created just for the sake of escalation and …

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Despite borrowing ideas from its science-fiction predecessors, Total Recall manages to create a uniquely vivid and intriguing dystopian vision. Interesting concepts abound, from synthetic police androids to “gravity reversal” elevators, …

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How many times have we seen government conspiracy action films with double agents, microchips, and rogue operatives running rampant? Well, here’s one more. Safe House offers almost nothing we haven’t …

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Lucas’ Historical Flop Red Tails is caught in a fatal tug-of-war between two narrative approaches. On one side, we have serious drama; the film is an historical account of the …

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I think “The Life of Pi” is an extraordinary film. With that said, I can also see how many people wouldn’t like it very much. The story is very philosophical …

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Past, Present and Future Lives, A movie that tells six stories, all in one. Over a span of 500 years, each story connected to the next in subtle ways all …

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