March 22, 2011
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[jwplayer mediaid=”7078″] In Los Angeles, Mickey Haller (McConaughey) is a criminal defense attorney who operates out of the back seat of his Lincoln Town Car.
[jwplayer mediaid=”7073″] Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) reunite for the comedy adventure Paul as two sci-fi geeks whose pilgrimage
[jwplayer mediaid=”7067″] Alan Glynn’s debut novel shoots onto the big screen courtesy of director Neil Burger (The Illusionist), who surprisingly didn’t write the screenplay —
The premise of Limitless involves the use of a mythical drug that magically makes a person a total Einstein, the pure fantasy and consequences of the outcome makes it intriguing. The cast perfectly drawn and the direction top notch, Limitless thrills and chills.
Although Psychosis is somewhat predictable it still deserves a watch on DVD. The directing and cinematography make the plot work with suspense-laden scenes, extreme horror thrills and a surprising twist that comes early on in the film. I am going to recommend the film for another big reason; the bonus feature ‘The Making of Psychosis’ is a great tool for would be actors, cinematographers and directors.
Suspenseful, intriguing and exciting Lincoln Lawyer makes the legal system entertaining. With all the TV attorney shows pushing for top ratings, this film comes at the right time. A strong cast, excellent direction and a riveting storyline make Lincoln Lawyer a must see.
If you are a Sci-Fi comedy nut like myself Paul delivers 104 minutes of amazement and fun. The cute little laugher features a great comical cast and although the story gets quite corny most of the sight gags are priceless.
Japan’s most prestigious animation studio has released two films, one from their vault in Blu-ray and a new entry into the market called Tales of Earthsea. Studio Ghibli, the studio that made the Academy Award winner Spirited Away and the recent kid favorite Ponyo, delivers exciting family friendly films that inspire and entertain.