One of Johnny Depp’s earlier efforts and in this reviewer’s opinion the movie most responsible for making the public aware of his talents. A delightful romp that achieves the highest accolade a movie can get—you forget it’s a movie.... Read On
We need to talk about a few things. The performances in this movie are impeccably disturbing. The plot is excruciatingly enthralling. The outlook is bleak. The soundtrack is upbeat. You want to look away but you can’t because you think you have an id... Read On
A 1956 film starring Robert Stack and Nigel Bruce. Thoughtful consideration of the merits of Bwana Devil shall without doubt lead any sirius reviewer to the inescapable conclusion that it ranks with Plan 9 From Outer Space as tying for the worst movi... Read On
Starring Ray Milland and teenage heart-throb Frankie Avalon. A cult-classic that I absolutely love. Story begins with a family of four leaving Los Angelos at 4 in the morning for an extended vacation in the Sierra mountains. The year is 1963, just af... Read On
I rented this movie and watched it with my family the other night. Admittedly, I rented it as a second choice — Where The Wild Things Are had just been released as well, but was all checked out. So, (500) Days of Summer seemed like the next best thin... Read On
I’ll put in my 2 cents. I saw The Wolfman a couple weeks ago and loved it, the effects were blow me away quality and Anthony Hopkins was great as always but I was disappointed by the plot. Without giving it away I have to say the wrong person e... Read On
I generally concede to having two favorite movies. Casablanca and Shawshank Redemption. I have always thought Shawshank deserved the Oscar much more than Forrest Gump in 1994. And that, most certainly, is saying something. Fewer movies come more fine... Read On
This movie had Jason Biggs and Jack Black. It’s a funny comedy and entertaining. It’s worth renting for an entertaining 2 hours. Makes you laugh all the way through. But I didn’t like the end. I don’t want to give away the end... Read On
