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Movie Review- “The Wolfman” 2010- Wait for the DVD, then Don't Buy It - Ken McCreless
Greetings Fellow Travelers ... My wife Janie and I spent a wonderful Valentine's Day together. We went on a long ride on the Harley, (another article with pics!), and had a great time. Then we decided to see "The Wolfman." Janie wanted to see it, thinking it would provide inspiration... Submitted 1 year 357 days ago.

Movies: District 9 and the Watermelon Man - Jon Searles
In 1970 a movie titled the Watermelon Man was directed by Melvin Van Peebles and starred Godfrey Cambridge. The movie was billed as a comedy/drama and I remember watching it when I was 9 years old. The reason I remember it is because it was a movie that started to build my first opinion of race... Submitted 2 years 178 days ago.

Review: The Polar Express (2004) - Jeff Brown
If you've come to this one late, haven't seen it yet . . . I envy you. Having seen it over twenty times with the family, I wish I was able to see it again and again fresh each time to fully experience the wonder, the magic, the story. If you grew up in the Northeast, this movie reeks of the magic... Submitted 2 years 300 days ago.

“The Good Shepherd” An Interesting Tale of Today or Just Another Movie? - - straight talk
The movie told the story of power, deceit and lies. It was about ideals gone astray. Broken family, lies, deceit and of course power and the destruction of a mans character. Now needless to say I thought it was very appropriate for the times we live in although set in the early sixties. While... Submitted 4 years 267 days ago.

United 93 – WOW! - Scott Brown
I went to see United 93 today, and must say, WOW! While the story line was, of course, very depressing, the movie was really well done. It never broke down into wild speculation, spectacular special effects, or over dramatization. Instead, it compiles what we do know into a cohesive... Submitted 5 years 288 days ago.

Immortals (2011 – Bluray Review) - MKDS
Director : Tarsem Singh Writers : Charley Parlapanides & Vlas Parlapanides Cast : Henry Cavill ... Theseus Mickey Rourke ... King Hyperion Stephen Dorff ... Stavros Freida Pinto ... Phaedra Luke Evans Submitted 70 days ago.

Womb - 2011 – (DVD) Review - MKDS
Director : Benedek Fliegauf Writer : Benedek Fliegauf Cast : Matt Smith (Thomas), Eva Green (Rebecca), Lesley Manville (Judith), Peter Wright (Ralph), Istvan Lenart (Henry), Hannah Murray (Monica). The vague but direct intentions of this film are that “A woman’s consuming love... Submitted 109 days 22 hours ago.

Horrible Bosses (Unrated) Cert: 15 Year: 2011 [BluRay] - MKDS
Director: Seth Gordon Writers: Michael Markowitz Cast: P.J Byrnes, Kevin Spacey, Collin Farrell, Steve Wiebe, Jennifer Aniston, Donald Sutherland, Jamie Foxx. Horrible Bosses tells the story of three hapless men who have each reached a point in life where they find themselves in the... Submitted 118 days 23 hours ago.

Drive (2011) Certificate 18 - Review - MKDS
Director: Nicholas Winding Refn Writer(s): Hossein Amini [Screenplay] James Sallis [Book] Cast Of Characters: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Christina Hendricks, Bryan Cranston and Ron Perlman Storyline: A Hollywood stunt performer who moonlights as a wheelman discovers that a contract... Submitted 120 days 6 hours ago.

Avatar Special Edition: An attempt at making even more money! - - Brombergs 2 Cents
There are really only two groups of people that will not see Avatar : Those that never see movies or those that really do not care about visual spectacle. People that generally go to the movies would have to try hard not to go to this one since, like Titanic, it is big, bold, and everywhere.... Submitted 1 year 164 days ago.

Toy Story 3: Refreshingly Psychological - - Brombergs 2 Cents
Yet another Pixar film that is more for adults than for children. There is always a deep-seated psychological component to these movies that make them more humanistic than most live-action films out there. What makes this movie special is the focus on the emotions that the toys go through when... Submitted 1 year 167 days ago.

The Ugly Truth: A Chick Flick for the Men? - - Brombergs 2 Cents
Here is a romantic comedy that earns its R rating, not for sex or violence (there is no violence and hardly any sex) but for language. The film is delightfully edgy and most will feel refre Submitted 1 year 168 days ago.

Steroids loom large in Bigger, Stronger, Faster - - Joseph Jagde
This is a poignant outstanding film from Chris Bell that has a focus on the steroid issues and some of the broader implications around that. This film is taking more of a pro and con position that does dig deep on the issue. The footage itself is quite compelling and the editing on this film... Submitted 3 years 232 days ago.

A review of the movie Once - - Joseph Jagde
This is a movie from Dublin, Ireland which is a music film. The movie teams up two real life songwriters and singers , Glen Hansard who is from Ireland and a guitarist and vocalist and Marketa Irglova who is a songwriter, vocalist and pianist. They play the guy and the girl respectively. The film... Submitted 4 years 244 days ago.

Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas, Lost In Pursuit Of The American Dream - Bunchuk
America, Las Vegas, 1971.... At a first glance some people may assume that this film is just an excuse to promote explicit drug taking and consequently dismiss it out of hand for its portrayal of a controversial topic choice. However it is much much more complex and meaningful. Underneath the... Submitted 5 years 354 days ago.

The Kings Speech - Review 5/5 - Ed Walker
Oscar season has officially begun and January sees the release of a slew of potential award winners: 127 Hours, Black Swan, and True Grit among them. January is the month where cinemagoers, if they want to keep their finger on the pulse, start camping out at local multiplexes and learning how to... Submitted 1 year 27 days ago.

Solitary Man: A Study in Attitude, Time, and Sex - - Brombergs 2 Cents
Do you know people who do not have a healthy perspective of life? Perhaps you have a relative who took a self-destructive path at a turning point instead of a pledge to self-renewal? This film is Michael Douglas at his best: An unpleasant Submitted 1 year 144 days ago.

City Island: A Fantastic Ensemble Cast (new on DVD) - - Brombergs 2 Cents
Do you have secrets? Deep, dark secrets? You know you do. City Island so wonderfully focuses on this aspect of our lives… how we often have difficulty telling those that are close to us so Submitted 1 year 164 days ago.

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince Review (SPOILERS!) - - Cameron Home
I am a big fan of the Harry Potter books. I've read better, but I've read far less. So naturally, I like the Harry Potter movies. lately though, they've been straying more and more away from the original book they were based on. So what about Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince? Is it a piece... Submitted 2 years 189 days ago.

A review of the movie Definitely Maybe - - Joseph Jagde
The movie starts out in present day, with opening scenes where Will Hayes, played by Ryan Reynolds, is walking around in happy scenes in sunny days in the big city, but we don't quite know where to place him yet. At this point, the movie goes right into the maybe, and the definitely seems to have... Submitted 3 years 350 days ago.

Don't Miss Nancy Drew - Maria Green
My kids begged me to see the teenage sleuth and I was glad to require the reading of at least one of her books before the adventure. I hadn't seen any reviews or trailors of the movie and I wondered how they would approach it. Would they bring us back in time to Nancy's world? Would the entire... Submitted 4 years 232 days ago.

A Review of Stomp the Yard - - Joseph Jagde
On several levels this was a fantastic film. The movie started out with a long scene of break dancing contest with rather surreal overtones and ended this rather lengthy opening scene with a tragic shooting over the earnings of the winners of the contest, although this was not a violent movie.... Submitted 4 years 358 days ago.

A review of the Pursuit of Happyness - - Joseph Jagde
This movie has done well in the box and it touted as a story of homelessness but it made an impression on me at another level. First was just the relentless pursuit within the character played by Will Smith. He starts off as a salesmen of radiological machines to doctors, and is having... Submitted 5 years 20 days ago.

Review of The Holiday - - Joseph Jagde
This film features the lovely Kate Winslett The seasonal setting of the film is appropriate as it occurs around Christmas into New Years. Kate’s character Iris who lives in England, has had a love interest of three years, a co worker who is amiable towards her, but has never brought it to the... Submitted 5 years 52 days ago.

Spike Lee's new crime drama, Inside Man, is nothing short of brilliant! - Amber R
by. Emanuel Levy Spike Lee's new crime drama, Inside Man , is nothing short of brilliant. It's also one of the two or three best films he has made in his twenty-year career, along with Do the Right Thing and He Got Game. At once celebrating, deconstructing and surpassing the heist films... Submitted 5 years 326 days ago.