Cinderella Man charts the fall and then unlikely rise of Jim Braddock (Russell Crowe). A proud Irish Catholic boxer, and one time light heavyweight contender, battling to survive
Racial stereotypes and income equality provide plenty of laughs in this generation’s Trading Places. Contrasting the super wealthy against the 99%, in a story that doesn’t get too
When it comes to animated feature films, as far as I’m concerned they fall into one of two categories. Story books, or baby rattles. The movie Home, is
Loosely based on Irvine Welsh’s first novel of the same name, Trainspotting transports us to the seedy underbelly of the ‘culturally rich’ city of Edinburgh, Scotland. Where we
Over the last 20 years, I’ve been happy to witness film studios produce their franchise projects with a little more care and attention. It seems they finally understand
Samantha Baker (Molly Ringwald), contends with the pain of unrequited love and turning sweet sixteen in John Hughes’ goofy yet charming coming of age story. A film that
A near future ghetto in Paris, labeled District B13, is the setting for this stylish and relatively brief showcase of great stunt work and Martial Arts. Seemingly unable
So there I was, browsing my local theater’s* schedule and planning my movie going weekend, when I come across a film called Eva. Eva? Who? What? Where did
Director Jaume Collet-Serra and Liam Neeson team up for the third time*, and deliver your average run-of-the-mill crime thriller. Pitting Neeson’s sorrowful drunk Jimmy Conlon, against his old
To be honest, the idea of yet another live action fairy tale in our theaters didn’t thrill me. Especially a retelling of the Cinderella story. But that’s likely
It’s funny how some people like to complain about the current glut of comic book inspired films in our theater’s these days. When I just re-watched Tank Girl,
Chappie was once a police droid (unit 22), working the mean streets of Johannesburg, until his creator, Deon Wilson (Dev Patel), decides to update his software and install
