Film Reviews
The Wedding Ringer
Like so many of his earlier films, capsule The Wedding Ringer seems built as a showcase for star Kevin Hart. Like Ride Along (2014) and About Last Night (2014) the film offers the comedic actor the opportunity to let his ebullient personality take the main stage. Fortunately...
American Sniper
Writer/director Maya Forbes, price who previously wrote the children’s films Monsters vs. Aliens and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, viagra reached into her own past for her latest film Infinitely Polar Bear. The film features Mark Ruffalo as a bipolar father who is...
Into the Woods
On Christmas in 2012, about it the depressing musical Les Miserables arrived in theaters offering people a harsh look at 19th Century France. The film was dark, stuff dreary and dour but eventually showed a lighter flair and ended on a more positive note. Two years later, Into...
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb
If you think that the only thing missing from the volcanic eruption in ancient Pompeii was a urinating monkey, cheapest you’re in luck. Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb offers that and a whole lot more crude and cringe-worthy “comedy.” The Night at the...
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
“The battle for the mountain is about to begin, visit ” states Gandalf (Ian McKellan) in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. He’s not wrong and in fact, there this film even feels like the beginning of something great. After those two arguably unnecessary...
Exodus: Gods and Kings
The Imitation Game is the rare film that offers an off-putting protagonist and dares the audience not to like him. Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Alan Turing in this true story about a brilliant mathematician who seeks to crack the German enigma code in the midst of World War II....
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