The Heat Review
It's funny because the idiot cops are ladies ... right?
This seems to be the pitch behind director, Paul Feig's latest effort, The Heat. Following in the footsteps of 2011's highly successful and beloved Bri...
Monsters University Review
Ever since 2010's stellar Toy Story 3, legendary animation studio, Pixar has stumbled with their successive offerings.
2011's Cars 2 was widely panned by critics and audiences for being a pandering, sell-out...
Star Trek Into Darkness Review
Back in 2009, J.J. Abrams did the impossible; He made a Star Trek movie reboot that was true to the universe and its legacy, while creating an enjoyable and inspired standalone blockbuster that both Trekkies an...
Fast and Furious 6 Review
Universal has openly admitted that they don't have as many blockbuster movie properties as their competitors. This could be why the studio seems to have such bad sequelitis, milking the moneymaking properties t...
The Great Gatsby [2013] Review
It's hard to imagine that somebody thought that what is arguably F. Scott Fitzgerald's most celebrated literary classic would be Summer blockbuster material. Well, apparently Moulin Rouge! and Romeo + Juliet di...
Iron Man 3 Review
Iron Man 3 is going to divide people. (more…)...
Olympus Has Fallen Review
It’s Die Hard in the White House! Yes, the pitch behind Olympus has Fallen isn’t exactly rocket science, but considering the lacklustre reception of February’s actual latest Die Hard sequel, A Good Day to Die H...
The Croods Review
We didn’t get much out of that short partnership between Dreamworks Animation and British claymation studio, Aardman Animations. After that brief time concluded, a concept pitched by John Cleese (yes, that John...
The Bourne Legacy Review
It's called The Bourne Legacy, is directed by one of the original trilogy's screenwriters Tony Gilroy, and even has some of the original trilogy's producers, cast, and characters. But this is not a Bourne film....
Eggplante 2012: The Year So Far
It is hard to believe, but we're already through most of twenty-twelve. It's the year we had such ridiculous theories as the end of the world (although, it could still happen), the first jump from the edge of s...