Articles tagged with: Reviews
Review: Fast & Furious 6 – Six one way, half-dozen the other
I don’t pretend to know anything about cars, but I still had fun watching Fast & Furious 6, although probably not for the same reasons as most hardcore fans.
Review: The Hangover Part III – The return of the red-eye
While The Hangover Part III may seem like a retread of familiar ground, this “final” film in the Hangover trilogy completely abandons its trademark formula.
Dungeons of Dread: Classic D&D adventures truly are an epic find
Dungeons of Dread, the first in a new series of compiled reprints of classic Dungeons & Dragons adventure modules, has been released.
Review: Admission – Surprisingly not rejected
The film Admission is deep, fun and heartfelt and should definitely be considered for your viewing pleasure.
Review: Dead Man Down … and easily forgotten
“Dead Man Down” a film that starts out as a taunt Hitchcockian style thriller but disintegrates into a contrived mess of loose ends and preposterous plot points.
Review: Oz the Great and Powerful – A wonderful world of Raimi wizardry
If you love the original Wizard of Oz film, then I think you are going to be delighted with the new prequel to that timeless story. As envisioned by modern day cinema wizard, director Sam …
Review: Emperor – Land of the rising ‘yawn’
The new docudrama film, Emperor, covers the days following Japan’s World War II surrender after the United States dropped atomic weapons on the cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Believe me, I was very tempted to …
Review: Jack the Giant Slayer – You don’t know Jack
This is not the “Jack” you thought you knew from your childhood.
Review: Snitch – The Rock cooks up a stinky rat
Dwayne Johnson, who despite his best efforts to reclaim his birth moniker will forever be known as “The Rock,” takes a stab at straight dramatic acting in Snitch, but the results of the WWE …
Review: Beautiful Creatures – Every ‘witch’ way but loose
A few months back, when I saw the cinematic soulsucker that is The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, I thought my tolerance for teenage supernatural melodrama had been completely bled dry. Then lo …
