Eclipse

Review: The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

As Bella whimsically recites the beautifully visual words of Robert Frost’s poem “Fire and Ice” in the first few minutes of Eclipse’s opening scenes, one cannot help but notice a not-so-subtle parallel between the meaning of the poem and the …

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Harry Brown

Review: Harry Brown

Although the name could be the ideal title for a porno film for the late 1970s, Harry Brown is a taut, intense ‘social-realist’ thriller intent on

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Review: The Back-Up Plan

Whose bright idea was it to base a feature length film on the basic premise that Jennifer Lopez can’t find a man in New York

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Review: City Island

Some of the most typical Italian-American stereotypes can easily be noted in Raymond De Felitta’s City Island; The greased hair, the huge Italian feasts and the ‘what’s

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Review: She’s Out Of My League

Move over Michael Cera! Following in the footsteps of Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse in the role of bumbling, lovable nerd, Canadian born Jay Baruchel is

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Review: She's Out Of My League

Move over Michael Cera! Following in the footsteps of Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse in the role of bumbling, lovable nerd, Canadian born Jay Baruchel is

Review: The Messenger

If we were to compare two of the essential Iraq War/War on Terror films of 2009, two films would come to mind; The Oscar

Review: Fish Tank

I could count in my head until my brain goes numb the amount of coming-of-age stories I have seen within the last couple of years.

The 2010 Academy Awards; Avatar Hurting from The Hurt Locker

Times are changing --  and they are changing fast! The 82nd Annual Academy Awards seem to be another golden example of the changes that are heading straight our

Review: The White Ribbon

If you were only able to view the trailer for Michael Haneke’s The White Ribbon, you would not be left with a whole lot