Movie Reviews

Death Race

August 22nd, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Death Race

In 1975, legendary B-movie producer Roger Corman showed audiences a look at the near future with a biting film that deftly blended action and political commentary and satire. The film was “Death Race 2000” and starred David Carradine and featured a pre-“Rocky” Sylvester Stallone as bitter rivals in a brutal cross country race where […]


Star Wars: The Clone Wars

August 15th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Star Wars: The Clone Wars

For fans of the “Star Wars” saga, the notion of the Clone Wars has intrigued fans ever since it was first mentioned in 1977. Unfortunately fans had to wait until the Prequel Trilogy almost two decades later to lift the lid on the events of the war that changed the […]


Tropic Thunder

August 13th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Tropic Thunder

Deep in the jungles of Vietnam, one of the most expensive films in history is underway. The film is based upon a best seller by war hero Four Leaf Tayback (Nick Nolte), and stars three of the biggest stars in Hollywood so naturally expectations are very high for the film to become a box office […]


SAW

August 7th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

SAW

One of the most impressive cinematic debuts in memory has arrived in theaters and showcases a very impressive writer/director team that seem poised for great things based on a very impressive debut.
The film is “Saw” and it is a triumph of suspense, horror, and drama that harkens back to the classic work of David […]


X Files: I want To Believe

July 25th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

X Files: I want To Believe

It has been over six years since the popular and groundbreaking series, “The X-Files” went off the air leaving some of the series biggest questions unresolved. There was always talk that future films would resolve the alien conspiracy and invasion plotline that fueled the nine seasons of the show, but […]


The Dark Knight

July 18th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

The Dark Knight

Riding a wave a fan expectations and anticipation as well as surrounding by the tragic death of Heath Ledger, the latest installment in Writer/Director Christopher Nolan’s Batman Series, “The Dark Knight”, has arrived. Christian Bale once again stars in the dual role of troubled billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne and the masked avenger Batman, as […]


Journey To The Center of the Earth 3D

July 12th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Journey To The Center of the Earth 3D

Remember those flimsy cardboard glasses with the blue and red cellophane that were supposed to help us watch movies “come alive” in 3-D? They never worked for me. Maybe it was my prescription glasses, and the fact that the paper lenses never fit quite right? My first experience with 3D glasses before this […]


Hellboy 2: The Golden Army

July 11th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Hellboy 2: The Golden Army

Hollywood is often littered with decisions that in hindsight seem to be utterly insane. For all of the big budgeted films that go on to do huge business, there are films such as “Waterworld”, “Howard The Duck”, “Hudson Hawk”, and countless others that make you scratch your head and wonder who thought […]


Hancock

July 1st, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Hancock

Throughout the annals of cinema, the big screen has been home to some of the most larger-than-life heroes ever to spring from the pages of comic books. Recent adaptations of Spider-Man, Batman, and Superman, all went on to box office gold and with several more character adaptations in the works, there seems to […]


Wanted

June 27th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Wanted

Wesley Gibson (James Mc Avoy) is a man with issues. He toils away in his office cubicle taking countless amounts of grief from his boss and lamenting the fact that he has gone nowhere with his life. As if this was not bad enough, his best friend is having an affair with his girlfriend, […]


WALL-E

June 27th, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

WALL-E

By Gen
To be honest, I didn’t put much faith in a movie about a robot who could only say, “Wa-AA-lleee….” Especially one that’s been by himself for 700 years. Then again, the last Pixar release of talking machines wasn’t exactly a stellar production, either. Give me talking rats or talking fish, at […]


Iron Man

June 22nd, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Iron Man

The summer 0f 2008 movie season kicks off in a big way with the release of “Iron Man”, the latest in a long line of popular Marvel Comics superheroes to make the leap to the big screen.
Robert Downey JR. stars as Tony Stark a Billionaire […]


Fat Albert

June 21st, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Fat Albert

In the time-honored Hollywood tradition of remaking the past, comedian Bill Cosby has at long last seen his standup and cartoon character Fat Albert arrive on the big screen.
In the live action version of the classic series which ran in the 70’s Fat Albert (Kenyan Thompson), is once again playing with his friends in […]


The Alamo

June 21st, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

The Alamo

The classic siege of the Alamo comes to the big screen yet again this time with a mega-budget in “The Alamo”. The film stars Dennis Quaid as Sam Houston and Billy Bob Thornton as Congressman Davie Crockett and chronicles the events that would forever etch the name Alamo into American lore.
While many people know of […]


Pursuit of Happyness

June 21st, 2008 by gareth | No Comments

Pursuit of Happyness

By Genevieve Mc Bride
There are a few different messages one could contemplate after watching “Pursuit of Happyness” (misspelling intentional, and explained in the movie). It could be taken as an ode to the me-generation extremes of the 80s, a nod to the idea that money just might buy happiness or a salute to the dogged […]