Drama/Romance
Director: Joe Wright
Cast: Keira Knightley, Donald Sutherland, Brenda Blethyn, Jena Malone, Rosamund Pike, and Matthew Macfadyen
 
Based on Jane Austen’s well known novel Pride and Prejudice this story is about a family (The Bennets) who lived in England in the 1800s. With 5 daughters and no fortune Mrs. Bennet (played by Brenda Blethyn) […]

Dear John is the fifth book of Nicholas Sparks to be turned into a movie. With that said, you basically know what to expect. Right as you think the movie is heading off into paradise, someone will trip, fall, and die. Thinking positive is always the mindset the audience has in a “love story,” but […]

Doubt is a story about the workings of both Priest’s and Nuns within the St Nicholas Catholic School in
New York during the 1960’s. It is 1964 and political change is about to sweep America and the St Nicholas Catholic School has recently accepted Donald Miller, the first black student to attend the school. Donald quickly […]

“As the ninth James Bond movie, The Man With the Golden Gun finds Rodger Moore in full stride. This is the second Bond film starring Rodger Moore, and here we find the film makers trying to further distance the film from the Sean Connery era. As a result, while the Connery-era James Bond movies had remained fairly faithful to the detective-like James Bond created in Ian Flemming’s novels, the Moore-era Bond films of the late seventies until mid eighties came to be characterized by lavish over-the-top action sequences, pop culture indulgences, and slapstick humor. The Man With the Golden Gun fully embodies this sentiment, but isn’t quite able to create an enjoyable experience. Is it ironic, then, that the most boring James Bond film gives us one of the most exciting Bond villains?”

Picture this, your hands are tied behind your back. You are placed in a hole and buried up to your waist or even higher. A crowd of people, maybe some are your relatives, are standing in front on you screaming horrible things at you. Off to the side is a large pile of rocks, some big, […]

           In the last couple of years, the horror genre has seemed to be dominated by the can’t go wrong slasher flick.  Remake upon remake upon similar storylines have been the norm.  From the re-imaging of classics such Halloween and Friday the 13th to less well known films being reproduced like My Bloody Valentine; in […]

      
            Ever got in a fight, thought you could take the guy and then wake up 20 minutes later because he hit you in the top of your head with his elbow?  Felt your chest burning from both his knees being buried in it? Or have your Adams’ apple manipulated with such force, you felt […]

The Women (2008) is a comedy/drama film directed by Diane English that runs about 1 hour and 54 minutes.  Due to some sex-related material, language, some smoking and drug use it is rated PG-13.  The film is based on a 1939 play by Clare Boothe Luce and stars Meg Ryan, Annette Bening, Debra Messing, Jada […]

Seven years after the original “Universal Soldier” was a worldwide box office success, and two made for TV sequels bored audiences at home, Tristar Pictures released “Universal Soldier: The Return”. Serving as the first “official” sequel to the 1992 original, this film brought back star Jean-Claude Van Damme, but even his presence wasn’t enough to […]

Coming into this movie with the knowledge of the two books and the graphic novels of Wonderland, I figured that it would do justice to the story, and would be a smash hit in the field of well constructed story around the Lewis Carroll masterpiece. Dreadfully, I was wrong. Though the same central characters are […]