There are two ways that I could write a review for Looper, the new sci-fi film from writer/director Rian Johnson (Brick, The Brothers Bloom). Here’s the first: HOLY SHIT – THIS MOVIE IS AWESOME!! ♥♥♥♥♥ But, you see, I know [...]

Gimmicks rarely get movies off to a good start. As soon as you see a trailer for a film that uses either a handicam or found footage or anything in that vein, it’s normally followed up by scoffing, or at [...]

Jennifer Lawrence is one of the best young actresses out there. She came on to the scene in 2010′s Winter’s Bone, which gave her an Oscar nomination. We all know about her take as Katniss in The Hunger Games, where [...]

(Note: Kai asked if I would share my review of this for the site, and I obliged… so here it is!) I say it with almost every review of this series, so why stop now? I see every one of [...]

I guess this is a semi-advanced review. Bachelorette, the next in the line of Bridesmaids-esque films, won’t be in movie theaters until next weekend, but it is available on VOD and iTunes now and some friends and I recently spent [...]

Many have argued that we have entered a new “Golden Age” of animated cinema.  With the rise of Pixar we’ve also seen an incredible ascension of quality in the latest animated features.  Pixar’s incredible technology allows animated films to go [...]

It’s been five years since we got the supposed finale to the Bourne Identity trilogy, an underrated, high-octane, all around tour de force starring Matt Damon as Jason Bourne, the human test project gone wrong. Amnesia, hand-to-hand combat, and shaky [...]

There are few legitimate reasons, in my mind, to remake a film. We live in a world that is teeming with screenplays that have never seen the light of day or just can’t garner any attention, just sit down in [...]

I’m going to kind of kill this review right out of the gate by telling you that I liked this film. I liked it a lot and I’m going to give it a good rating. I say this because I [...]

“Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn’t see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!” [...]