Okay, I’ll be honest with you. I hate horror movies. Most of the time, I laugh my way through them because of how obvious they are and how stupid they are. Not to say that the ketchup blood has definitely gained some better graphics, but the plots and scare tactics just bother me. However, when…
Here is movie review from movieseer.com site thank you . This summer movie season has been dubbed the “Summer of the Sequel” by the American media, and rightly so. It seems to follow the tried and true method of movie marketing: if it worked once, it’ll work again. Michael Bay has even developed a following…
When hotshot restaurateur and womanizer Will Keane (Richard Gere) meets Charlotte Fielding (Winona Ryder), she’s a diner in his restaurant having her 22nd birthday party dinner with friends. The other guests are quick to chat with him – they all clearly think this old guy is drop dead gorgeous – but arty hatmaker Charlotte stays…
A quick glance at the list of external reviews linked on the IMDB website for Audition confirms that it’s been relegated to obscurity as a cult horror film. Aside from the New York Times and the Village Voice, most reviews are from genre-specific websites like “Slasherpool Review” and “Sex Gore Mutants.” Genres can be helpful…
In the 21st century, when Japanese culture and technology has penetrated the Western world so thoroughly that Pokemon and PlayStation have become household terms, it’s not surprising Disney thinks it’s time for its new era of animated films. Amid the increasing popularity of these Japanese products in the States, 20th Century Fox has released an…
Arthur and the Minimoys which brought in more than 80 million euros on the box-office in France is allegedly Luc Bessons’ last movie as a director. I can’t help but wonder whether if made that much money because everybody knew it was Bessons last and wanted to give him a silver screen salute or because…
If the American box office results for Disney’s latest child-friendly flick are any indication, the company that bears Walt’s famous name is in trouble. Boardroom mutinies, disappointing box office for many of their recent movies and a general public opinion that equates ‘Disney’ with ‘corporate merger’ rather than ‘fun,’ seems to have put the House…
The poster for Anger Management is an inspired marketing maneuver: Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson, nose-to-nose, screaming in each other’s faces. It promises an intriguing combination, riffing on the public perceptions of Sandler, who usually plays characters with preposterously short fuses, and Nicholson, who, in real life, settled a traffic dispute with a golf club….
The execs at Columbia must have wet their pants with greedy anticipation when the casting agents confirmed that Julia Roberts, John Cusack, and Catherine Zeta-Jones were on board with producer/writer/star Billy Crystal’s romantic Hollywood spoof America’s Sweethearts, not just for the star power draw but for what must have looked on paper like an ultimate…
I don’t think that I’ll be offending any purists when I say that in the illustrious and distinguished genre known as the teen sex comedy, there are really no new ideas left. I have to be honest: before Porky’s came out (and became the highest grossing independent movie ever at the time), I can’t even…
