Blu-ray Review: Monte Carlo
Well-acted but ultimately predictable “princess for a day” tween fantasy.
October 26, 2011
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Well-acted but ultimately predictable “princess for a day” tween fantasy.
This is the time of year when movies get serious, but even when they’re not intended to be serious, the comedy comes with serious intentions to be funny, and not just silly.
Since its first airing in the UK, Danish show Forbrydelsen – known as The Killing in English-speaking countries, though its title actually translates as “The Crime” – has been one of those enigmatic shows that I’ve heard about from excited friends who tell me to check it out, but never been able to find on local schedules.
The dirty truth that must be acknowledged before picking your three favorite superhero movies is that superhero movies are not, on the whole, very good. THAT’S RIGHT NERDS – YOU HEARD ME.
Corny and with a British cheeky presentation The Trip documents a dining trip taken by Comic Steve Coogan and impressionist Rob Brydon as they travel across the north face of England.