Posts Tagged “Hollywood”
by Matt | 03.09.11 | Film Reviews
We’ve all watched films where you’re lusting after the bad guy’s downfall. That moment where they nosedive from the side of a building, take a bullet squarely in the face or end up trapped, for all eternity, at an Elton John show. Whence hell descends, it’s hard to not to smile. More »
Tags: documentary, Hollywood, independent filmmaker, Overnight film review, troy duffy
by Matt | 02.19.10 | Film Reviews
Wednesday evening, flu coursing through my veins, head about to explode. I need a release, an escape from the realities of a cold February night. Mustering just enough energy to hoist my head in the direction of the door, my eyes fix upon a rental that dropped there earlier in the day.
Could this be the antidote to my woes I ask? More »
Tags: action, Gamer, Gerard Butler, Hollywood, video game
by Anthony | 02.05.10 | Film Reviews
Back in 2007 director Tony Gilroy delivered one of the year’s best films in Michael Clayton. Fast forward 24 months and we find the writer/director back on similar territory with his stylish follow-up, Duplicity.
The movie is aptly titled given that things are never quite what they seem. More »
Tags: Clive Owen, dramedy, Duplicity, Hollywood, Julia Roberts, romantic comedy, Tony Gilroy
by Anthony | 02.04.10 | Film Reviews
Okay, let’s cut to the chase: there are two ways of viewing Sam Mendes’ Away We Go. Fans laud it as a heartfelt film that gracefully traces the journey of an expectant couple. Detractors are less forgiving. ‘Self-indulgent cheese-fest’ is one description thrown around. Where you stand will depend wholly on personal taste. For me, I’m going with the cheese. More »
Tags: art house, Away We Go, comedy, dramedy, Hollywood, Sam Mendes
by Anthony | 01.21.10 | Film Reviews

Every couple of years or so a film comes along capable of turning the most ardent arm-chair viewer into a temp cinema-goer. Avatar is one such film. Scores of people continue to brave the harsh winter in a bid to catch a glimpse of this year’s ‘Event’ movie. More »
Tags: 3-D, action, Hollywood, James Cameron