[Review] TRON: Legacy
TRON: Legacy is both distancing and oddly engaging. This 28-years later sequel could not be more similar to the first installment. It runs at a mild pace, is ...
Dylan Chester
[Review] I Love You Phillip Morris
I Love You Phillip Morris is a surprising film, and a welcome one at that. This surprisingly conventional (in a good way) love story is the solid directoria...
A Voter’s Look Inside The Washington D.C. Critics Picks & Academy Award Predictions
Jack Giroux is our main reviewer here at The Film Stage and a member of the Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association (WAFCA).
When enough Critic Soc...
[Review] Black Swan
The prestigious fifth feature from Darren Aronofsky, Black Swan, walks a fine line between being a balls-out B-movie and a fine Oscar picture. It can easily...
[Blu-Review] Avatar: Extended Collector’s Edition
Avatar isn't quite the same when it's not playing on a gigantic screen and in 3D. James Cameron certainly has made another impressive epic full of pure mo...
[Review] Love and Other Drugs
Love and Other Drugs is not a rom-com, and especially not the bland one implied by those ads. It certainly has some out of place comedic moments but surpris...
[Review] Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is the Empire Strikes Back of the series. Not in terms of quality, but with sheer mood and tone. This is the da...
[Blu-Review] A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol is a slight step back from Robert Zemeckis' 2007's previous mo-cap spectacle Beowulf, but it's also unquestionably far superior to his oth...
[Blu-Review] Alien Anthology
Finally, one of the box-sets we've all been waiting for! The Alien franchise is one of those series that's perfect for blu-ray. Imagining the film in HD you know right away it's one of those blu-rays you'd wanna used to showoff your HD TV setup. So, does this long awaited box-set live up to that? Will saliva be streaming from your mouth over the glory of the blu-ray transfers? And will you actually be able to watch all those features? Time to find out....
[Review] Megamind
Megamind is no How to Train Your Dragon. On the upside, it's also not Shark Tale or any other grunt-of-the-litter Dreamworks picture. This supervillain sati...
