Tag: Movie Reviews
Movie review: Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
Not as good as the original. Still better than a smelly pirate hooker.
Movie review: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Still pretty damn good, but the cracks are starting to show in Middle-earth.
Movie review: The World's End
The Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy comes to a somewhat disappointing close.
Movie review: The Wolverine
This is the Logan solo film we deserved in the first place.
Movie review: Only God Forgives
I can understand why Only God Forgives has received a chorus of mixed reactions since its premiere at Cannes, where the film was reportedly booed….
Movie Review: Fast & Furious 6
One of my all-time favorite musicians, the incomparable David St. Hubbins, once spoke of the fine line between clever and stupid. Justin Lin's previous entry…
Movie Review: Star Trek Into Darkness (Colossal Team-Up Edition!)
Tim and Bob converse about the latest Trek flick.
Movie Review: Iron Man 3
Let's talk numbers. Three: The number of Iron Man films that Disney outfit Marvel has produced. Seven: The number of films Marvel has released in…
Movie Review: Pain & Gain
There's a sort of kneejerk reaction to Pain & Gain that makes you want to cast Michael Bay in a different, better light. His latest…
Movie Review: Oblivion
Attempting to sum up director Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion after walking out of the screening this past Tuesday, I came up with the following equation: Wall-E…
Movie review: A Good Day to Die Hard
A bad day for anyone paying good money to watch this.
Movie review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Bob thinks the first Hobbit film is much better than its mixed reviews indicate.
Movie review: Skyfall
Which one of the double 0's stands for overrated?
Movie review: Sinister
There's a moment in Sinister, maybe about halfway through, where the ending is clearly telegraphed to any viewer paying even the base level of attention….
Movie review: Seven Psychopaths
There's a sequence near the two-third mark of Seven Psychopaths that perfectly captures the kind of meta, bloody delirium I think writer/director Martin McDonagh was…
Movie review: The Master
Somewhere along the way — perhaps immediately after Boogie Nights — Paul Thomas Anderson became less interested in telling stories than he did in just…
Movie Review: The Dark Knight Rises
Christopher Nolan closes out his Batman trilogy in slightly underwhelming fashion.