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Tag Archives: review
Review: ‘Legendary’
The latest release from WWE Studios, Legendary stars WWE star and corporate mascot John Cena alongside Patricia Clarkson, Devon Graye and Danny Glover in the most heartfelt film the company has been a part of. Devon plays the role of … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Editorial and Opinion, Movies, News, Reviews, Sports
Tagged Danny Glover, Devon Graye, John Cena, Legendary, Madeleine Martin, Movie Review, Patricia Clarkson, review, WWE, WWE Studios
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Review: ‘Salt’
Let’s take care of this right away. If you cannot move beyond a really ridiculous plot in a movie, don’t bother going to see Salt. If you are the type of person to give such things a pass, you might … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Action, Angelina Jolie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Liev Schreiber, Movies, Phillip Noyce, review, Salt
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Review: ‘Alice In Wonderland’
Even when he tackles darker subject matter, Tim Burton always manages to bring a touch of whimsy to his films. On the surface, Alice in Wonderland seems to be the perfect tale for the eccentric filmmaker to put his own … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Action, Fantasy, Movies, Reviews
Tagged 3D, Alan Rickman, Alice in Wonderland, Anne Hathaway, Crispin Glover, Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, Movies, review, Stephen Fry, Tim Burton
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Review: ‘Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans’
Not many people say it, but Nicolas Cage gets a bad rap. Often, even from me. Sure, he’s made some questionable script choices in the past, and been known for a few colorful and even over-the-top performances, but if there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Filmmaking, Indie, Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged Bad Lieutenant, Bad Lieutenant:Port of Call New Orleans, Nicolas Cage, review, Werner Herzog, William Finkelstein
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Game Review: ‘Bakugan Battle Brawlers’ For Wii
Score: 7.5 – Nintendo Wii – $49.99 Bakugan. Two years ago, much like name like Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh and various other soon to be Japanese trends, the word “Bakugan” would have meant nothing to the average person, and especially not to … Continue reading
Posted in Activision, Games, Playstation 3, Reviews, Video Games, Wii, Xbox 360
Tagged Activision, Bakugan, Bakugan: Battle Brawlers, Nintendo, review, Video Games, Wii
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Review: ‘District 9’
There are a few types of Summer blockbusters out there these days. Of course, you’ll have the big “tent pole” films that cost $200 million and make triple that. You’ll also get the ones that cost a fortune and fizzle … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Filmmaking, Movies, News, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Sony
Tagged District 9, Halo, Neil Blomkamp, Peter Jackson, review
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Review: ‘G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra’
Two years ago, there wasn’t much to be said about a film that was only based off of a toy line. Then a dude named Michael Bay came along and changed all that, making over a zillion dollars with two … Continue reading
Posted in Action, G.I. Joe, Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged Channing Tatum, Christopher Eccleston, Cobra, Dennis Quaid, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, review, Stephen Sommers, The Mummy, Van Helsing
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Review: ‘Moon’
Once in a while, a movie comes along that is almost impossible to write about. Moon has been shrouded in mystery in both trailers and other marketing, and it becomes incredibly difficult to review the film without ruining the most … Continue reading
Posted in Filmmaking, Geek, Movies, Reviews, Sci-Fi
Tagged Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, David Bowie, Duncan Jones, Moon, review, Sam Rockwell
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