Review: Gulliver’s Travels
I think I’m sick of Jack Black. Perhaps it took me longer than most people. His act has just become exhausting. In a ...
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Review: A Charlie Brown Christmas
I didn’t get into Peanuts when I was young enough to be part of its supposed target demographic. When I was a child, ...
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Review: Little Fockers
Little Fockers is a terrible f*cking movie. Notice how I didn’t do a play on the word Focking? It’s because this movie doesn’t ...
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Review: Alice in Wonderland
There are many ways that you could describe Tim Burton’s style as a director. The words quirky, unique, and peculiar all come to ...
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Review: Yogi Bear
Nostalgia is a funny thing, especially when it pertains to childhood cartoons. How can you replace all of those hours spent with your ...
Review: A Very Sunny Christmas
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is one of the most insane and funny TV shows on air right now, so it’s no surprise that ...
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Review: The Tempest
I’d like to think of myself a bit of a Shakespeare expert, due in part to the fact that I took a Shakespeare ...
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Review: A Charlie Brown Christmas
For 45 years, A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a staple of holiday TV specials. The timeless classic features Charlie Brown searching for the true ...
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Review: Inception
The summer months are traditionally known for the onslaught of explosion-heavy, popcorn pushing films for the masses looking to embrace the easygoing nature ...
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Review: Another Year
Where Mike Leigh’s previous film Happy-Go-Lucky was seen as a change of direction for the celebrated British director, edging away from the grim ...
Review: The Illusionist
The greatest joy to be found for me in writing reviews comes in those rare moments when some unheralded film emerges as a ...
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Review: Easy A
If you directed the world’s wittiest teenagers into a room and told them to bash out a screenplay, Easy A would be the ...