Greetings again from the darkness. The Dardenne Brothers (Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne) are filmmakers who excel at forcing us to take notice of human nature. This time they

Greetings again from the darkness. If only drive-in theaters were still the weekend hang-out of choice for teenage boys, this latest from director Joe Lynch would be the

Greetings again from the darkness. I’ve never understood the phrase “cruel disease”. Are there diseases that aren’t cruel? One could say the level of cruelty is determined by

Greetings again from the darkness. Fans of “The Raid” franchise will be excited to know that Gareth Evans is a Producer on the second film from co-directors Kimo

Hey people of Movie-blogger.com. You may have noticed that I’ve been kinda absent from here for about a month or so save for the occasional movie review, (or

Go. See. Selma. I’m don’t think I’m even going to write a review for this movie so much as a plea for everyone to just go freaking see

“How it started shouldn’t matter. How things end, that’s what’s important.” “Plastic”. You could call it a sort of “Ocean’s Eleven” with some whippersnappers. Apparently it’s based on

“Two people love each other, why can’t people be happy for them? He’s Punjabi, Mona. He’s Muslim, Adel. Yeah, but that ain’t how it works.” Occasionally you watch

There has never really been a time in my life when I watched a movie because I felt it was my duty as an American. Not even documentaries

“When you pray for rain, you gotta deal with the mud too.” Can you remember Denzel Washington’s performance in “The Book of Eli” ? His coolness and calmness.

It’s a basic simple agreement with one cardinal rule: Do not engage. And you, you engaged. What do you mean? Sweetheart, you shot one of them. Broke the

Nutshell: I’d give Whiplash an A-. Emotionally difficult to watch at times, but worth it. This film grabs you by your collar and drags you into it’s world

Nutshell: I’d give Big Hero 6 an A-. It’s tough to top Frozen, but BH6 manages to delight with gorgeous animation and a voice cast that’s up for

Nutshell: A well-done attempt to turn the final book of The Hunger Games into two films, though there are choppy spots where editing could have been smoother. Lawrence

Twitview: fascinating look at one woman’s fall and redemption. Witherspoon is a wonder. B+ Fluffy foxes. Heroin. Toenails. Quickies on a dumpster. Corn mush and Snapple. Wild is