Film & TV Articles

Closer - A Review

Closer couldn't be further from what relationships are really about. The movie was adapted from a play, but maybe something got lost in the process.

A League of Ordinary Gentlemen

An interesting document, hilarious comedy and dramatic study of the pro bowler bundled into one, Christopher Browne's documentary entertains beyond expectation

The Great Water

Attempts at epic storytelling raise too much expectation, and ultimately fall short of the mark in this Macedonian Oscar submission

Alexander - His Review

If you are anything like me, when you see a really good movie, you think it's the best movie you ever saw...

Alexander - Her Review

Overall Oliver Stone's epic film Alexander was, for
the most part, enjoyable to watch.

Kinsey - A Review

From the Gull Moth to the Human Butterfly.

Ladder 49 - Review

The film is a capsule of one firefighter's life, which is reflective of brave firefighters everywhere.

Grab your fishing hat. Time to wet a line at the new favorite fishing hole "Shark Tale." This mob-comedy spoof with an undersea urban backdrop illustrates the timeless truth that we sometimes "can't see the 'ocean' for the 'fish'."

The Forgotten

What if you were told that every moment you experienced and every memory you held dear never happened?

"Lonely Place"

The Los Angeles International Short Film Festival recently screened "Lonely Place" an award winning short film by up and coming director Kevin Langdon Ackerman.

White Rainbow Depicts the Misfortunes of Indian Widowhood

The Mandrayars knew that producing a film about Indian widow abuse would require courage, imagination, and some undercover photography...

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Wins 'Best In Show'

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers added six new awards to its collection Monday when the 2004 DVD Awards were announced in Hollywood.

Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

"Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence", is the work of acclaimed writer/director Mamoru Oshii's, is his long awaited sequel to "Ghost in the Shell" one of the most successful anime films of all time...

Collateral

'In a city of 17 million where no one knows each other would they even notice a dead body on the MTA?'

Little Black Book Is A Cute Little Movie

"Little Black Book," a delightful new comedy from Director Nick Hurran?

"What the #$*! Do We Know?" Hardly Tells Us

When "What the Bleep" is stripped of its special effects and lets its characters go home, it feels like just a bunch of weird science.

Kill Bill Kills All, Gives Classic Kung Fu New Life

Kill Bill: Volume 1 surges from the screen like a tsunami, swollen with energy and proof of the fact that hell hath no fury like the cold, deadpan stare of former assassin Uma Thurman scorned.

The Village

This blockbuster is going to have to do a lot of block busting!!!!!!

Get Rebourne Into a Supreme Film

A burst of suspenseful and tantalizing entertainment has just hit the movie theatres. "The Bourne Supremacy" is rocking every city right now with such anticipation that keeps you on the edge of your seat, gripping the armrest, in hope that one man, Jason Bourne, will defy those after him, like he did in the first installation of "The Bourne Identity." But, really, why worry? He didn't need any help the first time, he did just fine, and he only gets better.

A Cinderella Story - Review

The twist to A Cinderella Story that takes it beyond the classic fairy tale is the fact that the princess actively
participates in saving herself rather than just dreaming daily of a princely rescue.