Reviews

If there's ever a movie that captures the goodwill and wholeheartedness of the elderly, one need look no further than Gran Torino and Walt Kowalski.

Most movies that have some form of Clue inherent, usually has the audience forming their opinion on who did it by the end of the first act.

If you want to know about the not so famous failure of a coup against the Nazi regime, this is definitely worth a watch.

For those who've often wondered why they just can't find the right person, here's your how-to video.

While Smithsonian is simply treading over familiar grounds, for the most part, some of the new additions offer new laughs.

Button does not follow a particular movie formula. It can be said that it's an entirely different type of film, one where you wonder what will happen next seeing as how the film progresses in an entirely different direction than any other film.

All in all, Hood did a commendable job taking on an X-Men character after Brett Ratner butchered the series with X-3. If you're one of those individuals who hasn't seen the leaked version, take it for what it is as a superhero film. After all, it's worthy of at least a matinee ticket to see.

There are a few slow points throughout, but if anything, they show you just how isolated you were from anything and everything if you were serving time on the rock.

Flash of Genius starts out and you would think that this is another movie in the same line as A Beautiful Mind, but what's different is that Dr.

This isn't one to pass up, but it's certainly not one that will blow your mind. It is, quite honestly, a simple film with extraordinary elements that make it shine when it needs to.