
Review: The Matrix Reloaded
When The Matrix hit theaters four years ago, nobody knew what hit them, least of all Warner Brothers. A fresh (to some) melding of science […]
When The Matrix hit theaters four years ago, nobody knew what hit them, least of all Warner Brothers. A fresh (to some) melding of science […]
A mish-mash of so many better films — and some not so better — The Hunted should probably stay lost in the wilderness…
His influence is still felt today, so it’s high time you basked in the legend that is the Legend of Dolemite…
Steve Martin and Queen Latifah do their best to bring down the house in this social satire that’s funny but not piercing.
What do you do when you can’t resist feeding off your friends? Join Vampires Anonymous, of course, and hope for the best…
Grappling with police corruption while trying to simplify it, Dark Blue ends up being nothing… but Kurt Russell is great.
If you like this kind of comedy, you’ll enjoy Old School… or Back to School… or P.C.U. or maybe Animal House…
Writer/director Mark Steven Johnson has his fanboy heart in the right place, but his fandom sometimes blocks coherent storytelling.
Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson return as an unlikely — and inaccurate — action team that’s more Hope and Crosby than Schwarzenegger.
Terry Gilliam keeps tilting at windmills as his impossible dream of making a movie without a hitch fails to come true again…
A lot of big Al scenery chewing, with Colin Farrell holding his own, but still The Recruit turns routine…
Final Destination 2 proves that it’s a simple formula, but it works. And works. And works. For J. Dobbs, it’s hilarious.
Sure, Darkness Falls fails in what it claims to be, but as movies go, they sure made a heck of an action figure…
Martin Lawrence gets kicked out of Police Academy; he couldn’t even get back into a Police Academy remake…
Chalk it up to a guy thing as Jason Lee struggles to choose between Selma Blair and Julia Stiles. Yeah, we’ve been there…
Both cops want justice. They just have different ideas of what that means. One thing’s for sure — their world is colorless.
A former SNL writer tackles one of Charles Dickens’ longest works to make a breezy attack on modern capitalism…
Catch Me If You Can is almost as charming as Leonardo DiCaprio, but there’s not as much under its shine as it thinks.
Writing a review about a hall of mirrors movie in a hall of mirrors adaptation just leads to more mirrors… or does it?
Peter Jackson makes sure The Two Towers stand tall; it’s just frustrating being the middle child of an epic film trilogy.
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