Reviews

[I]My Sassy Girl[/I] isn't just a lovely romantic comedy, it's the best romantic comedy these eyes have ever seen.

The Blue Planet isn't just a documentary series, it's a shimmer of a glimpse into a universe many of us are ignorant of that exists right next to us; there isn't a single reason for someone to not own this series.

[I]A Boy and His Dog[/I] is an absolutely wonderful tale of a very special relationship between, well, a boy and his dog and is perfectly quirky and remarkably enjoyable for anyone with half a brain.

It's not my favorite martial arts movie, that title goes to Jet Li's [I]Fist of Legend[/I], but if you like your action raw [I]Ong-Bak[/I] will more than deliver.

Rent it for your tweens, [I]Arahan[/I] isn't even a joke enjoyable by adults.

[I]Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance[/I] is a wonderfully made film with a story that'll beat your emotions to new levels of empathy, but, unfortunately, in the end I was rather indifferent to the whole thing.

Clearly the culminated birth child of minds actually concerned with cinematic appreciation, [I]Sin City[/I] is and was the birth and death of a singularity of perfection that will remain peerless in the world of cinema until the end of time.

Not a grand slam as should have been expected, but if you check it out, check it out simply for the well above average entry that [i]Dumplings[/i] is.

[i]I'm Not Scared[/i] is a showcase of great talent, an exhibition of unshamed innocence and a film that'll massage your heart strings and tickle your desire for the preservation of youth.

Though not for everyone, [i]IZO[/i] is a remarkable and absolute work of art which will illicit emotions reflective of the temerity of the viewer and if given the proper attention will not fade quickly into memory.