DVD review: Chronicle
Chronicle transcends the gimmick with its intense action sequences, relatable characters and clever script. -TNP
August 4, 2012
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Chronicle transcends the gimmick with its intense action sequences, relatable characters and clever script. -TNP
It’s kind of sweet that dumb, untalented people with very little money get to make movies sometimes. -TNP
Recommended A remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s Dial M for Murder (1954) and the Frederick Knott play from which it was derived, A Perfect Murder (1998) cannily reconfigures its plot and characters for a much more cynical, modern day audience. Patrick Smith Kelly’s screenplay deviates from its source quite a bit, but the results aren’t terrible
Drawing heavily from ’24’ and ‘MI-5,’ “Strike Back” gives Cinemax a forceful first shot at an original series. The cable drama starring Sullivan Stapleton and Philip Winchester busts onto DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, Aug. 7.
While some of us are just happy to use our gaming time to, well, you know, play games, the more creative among us are taking those graphics engines used to bring our favourite games to life and make mini-movies out of them.
Eagle Rock have released details about the upcoming release of the double DVD set from Queen, Greatest Video Hits
THIS horror thriller tells the story of siblings Trish (Gina Philips) and her brother Darry (Justin Long) who are driving home from college during the holidays. While passing through the countryside they almost get into an accident with a recklessly driven truck.
Grimm makes an early return following some prominent hype during NBC’s Olympics coverage, with Season 2 premiering on Monday, Aug. 13 (10/9c). Need a refresher course on the supernatural procedural?
Times film critics on “Total Recall,” “Celeste & Jesse Forever” and “You’ve Been Trumped.”
The historical epic “Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale” shows how rival tribal clans come together to opposed Japanese occupiers in 1930.