‘Mean Girls’ is the Super Quotable but Silly Comedy
One this day, October 3, I randomly decided, why not publish a review of the cult classic, Mean Girls? Why does this make sense? Well, because ‘October 3’ is part…
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About Family, Love and Life: ‘About Time’ Film Review
It’s been years since a little film About Time made its mark at the cinema. Since then, I’ve seen people talk about it, and most recently, an author who I…
‘Morning Glory’: A Funny Workplace Comedy & Romance
Movies that revolve around the stereotyped workplace seem to be catching a wave of popularity. One of the most “classic” movies in this category is Office Space, and for those of…
‘Aloha’: A Romantic Comedy in a Tropical Paradise
It’d been far too long since I’d seen something on that big-screen that can only be experienced at the theater. This is why, on a whim, my mom and I…
‘RED EYE’ (2005)
With a combination of suspense and one of my favorite Hollywood actress’, it was inevitable that I’d see this thriller. Red Eye (2005) Film Review In her capacity as manager…
‘THE VOW’ (2012)
Critics praise this title as kind of Dear John feel-alike. It may be easy to draw comparisons with snapshot moments from both of these, but overall, The Vow is a beautiful, heartbreaking…
‘Midnight in Paris’ (2011): One of the Woody Allen Movies
The title Midnight in Paris evokes all kinds of charm, doesn’t it? Alone these three words inspire all sorts of dreamy thoughts, when in reality, the movie really isn’t this….
‘Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows’ is a Good Sequel
Back in 2009, the first film in this franchise didn’t receive accolades from purists of the Holmes canon. Most find it a degrading way to look at the sharp-witted intellectual…
‘Sherlock Holmes’ (2009): An Interesting but Fun Approach
Warner Brothers’ take on the ammeter detective and his sidekick is not something that will likely find much of a “middle ground” with viewers. Instead, this blockbuster will be one of…
