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[Review] I Am Number Four

When a movie has the sole aspiration to entertain its audience, without any hint of deeper meaning or a hidden agenda, it is interesting to learn what Holly...

[Review] Unknown

As someone who, at first glance, greatly misunderstood Jaume Collet-Serra's Orphan in 2009, it was imperative that I went into Unknown expecting something s...

[Review] Kaboom

With his new film, Kaboom, Araki returns to his outlandish roots to bring us a magical sex-filled conspiracy theory riddled with hilarious situations and crowd cheering rhetoric....

[Review] Justin Bieber: Never Say Never 3D

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never is a good-natured examination of “Bieber Fever” – to it’s credit it’s not simply a 3D concert film, but provides Bieber novices...

[Review] Gnomeo and Juliet

We all know the story of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, and we also know the many renditions and adaptations of this tragedy- high school plays, Baz Luhrma...

[Review] The Eagle

The Eagle is a vivid and at times lucid action adventure, a step above Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, owing more to Terrence Malick with a nod to Italian neorealism...

[Review] Orgasm Inc.

Orgasm Inc. is an investigative exposé that masterfully strikes the balance between entertaining and enlightening. Surprisingly full of humor, documentarian...

[Review] Just Go With It

The appeal of Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, two charismatic actors, is lost for much of a film that is flawed at its most basic level. Structurally, Just G...