It took a lot to even want to take time to do a write up on this film. And right there that probably speaks volumes to a lot of what I’m about to say, as it generally mirrors the negative reaction A Good Day to Die Hard has already received. Just to make...

    It took awhile to finally get a chance to see this film – part of the problem for me was the price of admission. I had a slight cringe when the initial marketing for Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters splashed ‘3D’ right there along with the titl...

  The Academy Awards results are in and as usual it was filled with many expected winners, many heartfelt acceptance speeches, a few laughs, and a few upsets. Argo became the first film since Driving Miss Daisy to win Best Picture without the director being nominat...

I recently had the chance to speak with a promising young director named Aram Rappaport whose upcoming film, Syrup, looks to be quite promising. Adapted from the novel by Author Max Barry, the film focuses on the marketing of an idea and the lies and mistrust that come w...

  Nicholas Sparks has released his latest novel, The Longest Ride, and it has already started a feeding frenzy amongst the studios. His films may not soar at the box office but they are cheap to make, which makes box office expectations very low providing guarantee...

Now opening in a very limited release in the United States, the fascinating and insightful documentary 56 Up continues to chronicle the lives of various British people interviewed and profiled every seven years from childhood to seasoned adult (mid 50′s). We witnes...

  I recently had the opportunity to speak with rising young Actor Andrew James Allen (The Lovely Bones) about two of his more recent films. Smiley and Hansel & Gretel Get Baked are both two films which didn’t get their moment in the spotlight but they bo...

  As much as I love anything with Christopher Nolan tied to it and as much as I want Man of Steel to triumph at the box office, I still think that the chance of failure is there. I will continue to force myself to think this way until I actually see the film and th...

  John Dies at the End is a graphic novel written by David Wong which was adapted into a movie and, like the book, will gain a cult following among hipster enthusiasts who probably wouldn’t be caught dead in a movie theater showing the latest Nicholas Sparks a...

  Now playing in theaters, the Academy Award Nominated Shorts are gaining recognition from the general public. There attendance and box office revenue have been increasing every year. These categories of ‘short films’ are usually reserved for the Oscar e...