A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST Is Clumsy But Still Ekes Out A Few Laughs
One certainly can’t criticize Family Guy and Ted creator/writer/producer/director Seth MacFarlane for resting on his laurels. His latest comedy effort, …Read the Rest
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DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for April 15th
As the month rolls on, it’s another busy week for home video releases that encompass the genres of comedy, drama, …Read the Rest
NON-STOP Silliness Is Elevated Slightly by Its Strong Cast
After Liam Neeson’s exploits in The Grey, Unknown and Taken, it’s beginning to seem like the actor is carving out …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-Ray Roundup for Feb. 18th
It’s an abnormally slow week for home video. For the first time in a great while (holidays excepted), there are …Read the Rest
THE LEGO MOVIE Is Well Constructed
It’s hard to walk into The Lego Movie and not expect to see a ninety-minute ad for a toy line. …Read the Rest
Wrath of the Titans delivers the Sword and Sorcery
“Wrath of the Titans” is mixed business: Equal parts clunky storytelling, epic adventure and amazing hairdos. No joke about the …Read the Rest
Stay Away from The Grey
“The Grey” is a tedious, poorly written, survival film, about a group of oil drillers whose plane goes down somewhere …Read the Rest
Unknown Review
Unkown Put simply, a proper mystery movie should confuse then satisfy. Introduce you to a slew of bewilderment shrouded in …Read the Rest