We see a land. It has no name and no memory. It runs towards the horizon in gentle mauve waves, crests black and forested, troughs…
If you hate the first two Hangover movies, you can exit this page, and I say “Good day.” In The Hangover III, nothing has changed….
Everyone grows up, it’s a fact of life. From diapers to diapers, it’s something we cannot avoid and has been a prime source of conflict…
“In GDR Berlin, a man charged with the surveillance of a socialist writer becomes entangled with the lives of his subjects.” Directed By: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Rated: R,…
The 1920s was a roaring period of our history, as I have been told. Prohibition was in full swing, the economy was booming, and new…
As the summer blockbuster season starts, I wanted to jump back into an old style for my reviews. For all of my reviews, I always…
There’s a funny irony in the way episodic stories are written. You have no choice but to increase the scope with future installments to keep…
Finally, someone has made a disaster movie that actually feels like an actual disaster. Too many times when a catastrophe happens on-screen. It’s treated like…
“Three separate women, over the course of a normal day, live their entire lives.” Directed By: Stephen Daldry Rated: PG-13, 114 min At the beginning of The…