Movie Reviews Archive

Jill (Caitlyn Foley) and Ian (Ian Duncan) are an adventurous, and overtly sexual, couple that enjoy living in the moment as they follow the inspirations of their respective artistic careers. She’s a struggling painter, and he’s a filmmaker currently focusing his abilities on recording ...Read More

When a North Korean defector, and ex-super spy, is framed for the murder of an important CEO, he is thrust into the middle of a conspiracy that involves the highest echelon of the South Korean intelligence agency. A thrilling manhunt ensues, only to be ...Read More

It’s a little strange to see a movie in the summer blockbuster season dare to raise as many social questions as “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes”. It’s even braver when you’re dealing with a $120 million budget, which actually pales in comparison ...Read More

It may seem a bit odd to some that I am lumping Richard Linklater’s new masterpiece ‘Boyhood’ in with this weeks big blockbuster about a bunch of talking apes, but I think you will understand by the time I’m done. You see, the truth ...Read More

Review by James McDonald A public housing tenement is plunged into a dark storm of supernatural chaos. ...Read More

Fairytale stories in sports tend to only come around every generation or so, and it is a rare treat to be able to experience the story behind the sensation from the people who lived it. “The Class of ‘92” is a detailed chronicle of ...Read More

To say that I was influenced by Roger Ebert growing up would be like saying that J. J. Abrams was influenced by Steven Spielberg. In other words, it is overtly obvious to anyone who knows me or my work. The reason I care so ...Read More