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BATTLESHIP

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

It’s big. It’s loud. It’s got just enough plot and a few fine quips to tie up all the special effects. BATTLESHIP is what a summertime popcorn movie is all about. Based on the Hasbro game, and co-produced by that manufacturer, the film adds space invaders to the traditional maritime conflict, yet never forgets its humble… Read More »

ROCK OF AGES

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Few directors could pull off the subtle irony and the profane humor of Tom Cruise, as rock god Stacee Jaxx, crooning a gentle ballad about wanting to know what love is to Malin Ackerman’s buttocks, but Adam Shankman can and does. ROCK OF AGES is a perfect blend of just those elements, the irony and… Read More »

RESIDENT EVIL

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

I have three words for you and they will determine whether or not RESIDENT EVIL is the film you’ve waited all your life to see.  Ready?  Barbequed Doggie Zombies.  If your heart just skipped a beat and you find yourself atingle with anticipation, then I wish you good luck and God speed and there’s no… Read More »

Tagged With: lame awful

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

With only five years since the last Spiderman blockbuster, it might have seemed too soon to reboot the franchise, THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, however, puts such worries to rest. The screenwriter is Steve Kloves, who has a keen understanding of character and story as evidence in his scripts for the Harry Potter films. He’s working up… Read More »

WATCH, THE

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Simultaneously subverting and celebrating several genres of he-man testosterone flicks, from horror to buddy action flick, to, heaven help us, the existential suburban angst of John Updike, THE WATCH does what a good synthesis should. It becomes more than the sum of its parts, inviting the audience in on the joke, and then taking that… Read More »

HIT AND RUN

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Watching HIT AND RUN, it is safe to deduce that writer, co-star, and co-director Dax Shepard is crazy mad for cars. Not just any cars, but the soup-up ones with massive horsepower, killer pickup, and torque capabilities beyond the ken of the standard-issue assembly line variety. Alas, his adoration for automobiles translates into a film… Read More »

Tagged With: cars, non-violent conflict resolution, U.S. marshal, witness protection program

PREMIUM RUSH

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Told with a frenetic, breakneck style that nicely evokes the anarchic life- and riding style of the most dedicated bike messengers, Premium Rush is a thrill-packed entertainment designed to be both diverting and fun. The which it is and then some thanks to the cast of solid actors and a story that is almost never… Read More »

THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY

There is one overwhelming question about THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY. Why isn’’t this a better flick? It certainly has all the right elements. The cast, led by Henry Cavill and Sigourney Weaver, are solidly committed. The story is the kind that Hitchcock loved. An innocent man plunged into a life-and-death situation not of his… Read More »

Tagged With: car chase, espionage, family dynamics, father-son relationship, hitmen, Madrid, secret agents, Spain

POSSESSION, THE

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

The problem with THE POSSESSION is that all the spooky hokum has gotten in the way of what might have been a nicely rendered family drama about the toll of divorce. Saddled with a tepid turn by its director, and a script that never quite gets its act together, its one redeeming quality is, nonetheless,… Read More »

DREDD 3D

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

The great irony of DREDD 3D is that the narcotic driving the criminal element of the film is called Slo-Mo and it’s trick is to make slow time down to one-percent of normal for the user. Ironic because DREDD, based on the comic strip by Carlos Ezquerra and John Wagner, does the same thing for… Read More »

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