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2 Days in Paris (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by James D. Bass) Looking up Julie Delpy’s bio online reveals a recurring theme as you scroll through all of the roles that she has played over the years. Admittedly her acting...
Read More »Somebody Help Me (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by James D. Bass) In the 2007 film “Somebody Help Me” it is apparent that writer/director Chris Stokes is a fan of horror flicks, as he manages to borrow almost every line,...
Read More »Nemesis (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by James D. Bass) There is a proverb going back to the philosophers of the Roman Empire that loosely states, “In war, there are no winners.” There is currently a war being...
Read More »My Father (2007) Movie Review
(By Evan McKinney) In South Korea, if you bring up the topic of actor/model Daniel Henney, you’re sure to cause a girl to faint from a wave of desire. He is well-known for starring...
Read More »Superbad (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by T. Ward Porrill) Judd Apatow’s comedy smash “Knocked Up” started the 2007 summer movie season with a real, er, bang and with “Superbad,” the producer of the similarly sex-themed classic “The...
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Comic-Con ’07: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
(Movie Article by T. Ward Porrill) Last month, an unprecedented 100,000 plus attendees descended upon the San Diego Convention center to get sneak peeks at upcoming installments of their favorite comic books, movies, and...
Read More »I Know Who Killed Me (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by Chad Langen) Prior to seeing the trailer for “I Know Who Killed Me”, I had already read up on the premise and several other details pertaining to the film. I’m sure...
Read More »Silk: Nude Knightley Bores Bertolucci’s Dreamer, Pitt
(Article by Yorgo Douramacos) If an early review from AICN is any indication, the new film, “Silk, from Canadian director Francoise Girard, not only features multiple nude scenes from Keira Knightley but also features...
Read More »Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by T. Ward Porrill) If all the Harry Potter movies that have been released thus far could be placed into their own sub-categories, then “The Sorcerer’s Stone” would be, of course, the...
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Noriko’s Dinner Table (2005) Movie Review
(Movie Review by Yorgo Douramacos) “Noriko’s Dinner Table” is a Japanese parable, a meditation on issues like urbanization and the impact of family, technology and image on the concept of identity. The film wonders...
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1408 (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by T. Ward Porrill) The most recent cinematic adaptation of a Stephen King short story was 2004′s “Secret Window,” a moderately satisfying suspense thriller in which Johnny Depp played a reclusive writer...
Read More »A Mighty Heart (2007) Movie Review
In the years following the 9/11 tragedies, it is incredible to see a Hollywood film pay tasteful tribute to the incredibly touchy-subject of the events in and surrounding the Middle-Eastern/US conflicts. The turnout is...
Read More »Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) Movie Review
I recall the day I was in a Louisiana movie theater with my father watching the first Fantastic 4 film. We enjoyed most of the special effects and Blaze’s jokes. The plot was fairly...
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Slash and Burn: Horror in the New Millennium
(Movie Article by Aaron Carr) A genre that was once looked upon as a cinematic powerhouse has become nothing more than profit loving garbage. What happened to the horror genre? In its prime, it...
Read More »Stomp the Yard (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by Aaron Carr) “This ain’t our spot.” D pleads to his brother DJ (Columbus Short) in the first scenes of “Stomp the Yard.” DJ’s team has just defeated their rival, but DJ...
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Manufacturing Dissent (2007) Movie Review
(Movie Review by Christiaan Harden) When Debbie Melnyk and Nick Caine, two self-proclaimed progressive liberal filmmakers, set out to make a biography celebrating Michael Moore, they began as admirers and fans. After discovering a...
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Disturbia (2007) Movie Review / Shia LaBeouf Takes us on a Trip to Disturbia
(Movie Review by Richard Lewis) Shia LaBeouf is a very confident young actor, and for good reason. At the ripe young age of 20, LaBeouf has already amassed a huge body of work. “Constantine”...
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The Reaping (2007) Movie Review / Hilary Swank is Reaping the Rewards of an Amazing Career
(Movie Review by Richard Lewis) It is not every day you get to visit with a two-time Academy Award winner. By all accounts, Hilary Swank is just as down to Earth and approachable in...
Read More »Shooter (2007) Movie Review #2
(Movie review by John C. Ford) Not many people are in a mood to thank the Administration these days, but the makers of “Shooter” probably are. Stephen Hunter’s cinema-ready thriller novel about a master...
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