JAN 2 — I watched two movies before the end of 2012 and the inspiration they brought would never go out of date, even in the new year. I believe that anyone who watched Life of Pi directed by Ang Lee would have their own impressions and views as there are too many implications and hidden meanings in the movie. I do not want to make it so …
NPR’s movie critic looks back on 2012 and his picks for the year’s best movies.
Thanks to Sony, I received an early Christmas gift as Rian Johnson’s Looper arrived a few days early (officially out January 8th). After interviewing both Johnson and the film&rsquo…
‘La Boheme’ reimagined 2 ways on DVD Associated Press Copyright 2012 Associated Press. All rights reserved.
I’m not sure that there’s ever been a film franchise that has gotten as much mileage out of mainly bad films as the Resident Evil franchise. Apparently it was all a clever ploy designed to lower our expectations for Resident Evil: Retribution because this film…wasn’t that bad…
Derek Jacobi and Anne Reid appear to be enjoying themselves immensely as former childhood sweethearts who reconnect via Facebook in this initially cosy (the series takes on a darker hue later on) comedy-drama, set in Yorkshire.
DVD review: ‘House M.D.: Season 8’ In 2008, across 66 countries, this series became the most watched TV show on Earth. Every culture, it seems, enjoyed seeing American doctor Gregory House, played by British actor Hugh Laurie, behave like a pompous ass, ridiculing his fellow doctors and nurses, sneering at his administrators and humbugging the experts because he always understood the …
DVD review: ‘Purple Noon’ “The Talented Mr. Ripley,” a 1955 psychological thriller about a charming serial killer, has the distinction of having been turned into a movie twice, most recently in 1999 by Anthony Minghella – the director’s finest hour