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Everyone in the film keeps referring to a place called Underland, not Wonderland. I could not agree more that this world Alice has once again fallen into is NO Wonderland for the wonder, adventure and magical spirit... [more]
Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" is the most anticipated movie thus far in 2010, does it live up to the hype?

Speaking purely visually, this film is a triumph. It is incredibly beautiful: every... [more]
The camera cranes above in a wide aerial shot of the Brooklyn Projects. Large sterile identical buildings litter the ground of this place, mimicking the perception that a people, not people, inhabit their walls.... [more]
 
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To put it quite simply...the movie does not work. It has a storyline, about a baseball card that gets stolen, that branches out into so many directions your focus is forever lost. One second it's all about the... [more]
There's something in the water and it's giving this small town in Iowa something to scream about, though I doubt you'll be screaming with them. The water supply in the small town of Ogden Marsh has been mysteriously... [more]
"We haven't heard the truth once yet, Chuck" - Leonardo DiCaprio as Teddy

Sanity hangs by a thread on Shutter Island and it is becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate the sane from the insane,... [more]
Every great mystery should start with a murder. Perhaps not every one must but in this films case it develops a very large unanswered question and casts doubt upon many of the characters from the very beginning... [more]
Staying true to B-movie aesthetics "The Wolfman" toys with the notion of serious horror and kitschy elegance. The hauntingly dark and forbearing countryside is engulfed in the mystery of a beast who hunts on the... [more]
Valentine's Day is a film about Los Angeles in love but it is also a film about Los Angeles. The film brings in Los Angeles as a character in the film by displaying specific landmarks (Hollywood Forever Cemetery),... [more]
The Gods are angry. As they should be considering their names are attached to this lackluster, pathetic example of an adventure story. Zeus has every right to strike down upon the Studios behind the production... [more]
No one can forget the rush of a first love; the excitement, the uncertainty, and quite often, the resulting pain. Savannah (Amanda Seyfried) and John (Channing Tatum) meet on the beach while vacationing one summer.... [more]
Ahhh, an action buddy flick with panache. The quintessential pairing of an odd couple, to an extreme, is what we find in this film. On a mission that is never clear, with a plan that may as well be hatched out... [more]
A mystery thriller with little thrills and a mystery so overinflated you forget half of the pieces before the middle of the second act has played out. There is simply too much talking and explaining without enough... [more]
A genuinely fun romantic comedy has arrived in 'When In Rome'. I can hardly believe it myself but it is true. The story follows Beth (Kristen Bell) to Rome to attend her sister's wedding. Beth is a workaholic... [more]
Common literature has always taught us to root for the light and against the darkness. What happens then, when what is supposed to bring light to the world begins to wreak havoc on mankind? Can we really put our... [more]
For all the attempts the film makes to garner empathy from the viewer it is ultimately unsuccessful. Focusing on the need to develop a cure for a rare disease called Pompe, in which the main characters children... [more]
As a paying audience member you should not have to wait an hour for a movie to get good; or decent, as is the case with this film. It is a bumpy ride of poorly placed jokes, subpar direction, and lackluster character... [more]
First, the audience is engulfed in the overpowering darkness of the screen. Then, slowly and languidly, the opening shot of a man riding his horse fades from black and makes its way onto the screen. Now, you are... [more]
In a post-apocalyptic world the battle is not one of survival, but one of power through religion. The film begins in the all too familiar barren landscape of the atypical world brought to ash. A savage land full... [more]
The film takes you on a journey through a day in the life of a broken-hearted man. It is a somber piece of filmmaking with moments, shown through flashbacks or in present time, of great despair or incredible happiness.... [more]
From the first blood curdling scream of a child a mere minute into the film you think to yourself...this should be an interesting ride. You are right. The plot is interesting. Almost the entire world population... [more]
"In movies, the good guys get the girls; in real life its usually the pricks," Nick candidly observes in his opening voice over. Without much more warning, we are thrust into a hyper-sexualized coming of age tale... [more]
There is only one reason to see this film: Matthew Goode as Declan. Not since Cary Grant graced the screen many moons ago has a male actor been so incredibly charming, funny, and quite frankly irresistible. He... [more]
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Old Dogs
Two men over the age of oh lets say 50 to be kind have their lives sent into a spiral when !surprise! one of them has a pair of 7-year old twins whom he must watch for two weeks. Not really what you may want when... [more]
Planet 51
Why do I have the feeling I have seen this movie before? Oh right, because it uses so much from so many other movies to tell its story that it is like watching old favorites again, all in one. With a new twist... [more]
Precious
Feeling down about your life? Do you wonder why everything seems to happen to you? Well it doesn't and your life is not that bad. Don't believe me - see this movie. Chronicling about two years in the life of... [more]
Up In The Air
Every day we wake up and make a choice. These choices dictate our lives in the present moment and impact our future. For Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) the choices he makes are simple. Go to work, fire employees... [more]
Where The Wild Things Are
"Let the wild rumpus start!" Just as Max shouts this out in Maurice Sendak's beloved children's book, perfectly cast Max Records shoots this first order of business as king of "Where the Wild Things Are" into the... [more]
Gentlemen Broncos
The mixing of comedy and science fiction in this film turns out something that is curious for the viewer. To say you will either love it or hate it is not far off from the truth. A host of out-there characters... [more]
The Private Lives of Pippa Lee
This is a movie about getting to know Pippa Lee. From the second of her birth to the day she finally does something out of character. With a heavy dose of voiceover her life unfolds before us, and all of the questions... [more]
2012
Why waste time, lets destroy everything from the start. That could be the mantra for this film. After a brief introduction to some characters, and a small dose of backstory on how the government saw the end coming... [more]
Ponyo
Remember the books you loved as a kid? Do you remember how even if you could not understand every word, you just kept marveling at the illustrations, and somehow you knew the story exactly? Just about in every... [more]
The Box
WTF?!? This is what the viewer is constantly asking himself/herself throughout the majority of the movie and that's not exactly a bad thing. In fact, the weird factor is the film's most entertaining aspect. Based... [more]
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant
Albeit this is an entertaining movie, but nothing really unique or striking goes on throughout. It follows the good vs. evil formula to a tee, and throws in a bit of the whole finding yourself and learning to stand... [more]
Everybody's Fine
Family. Such a small word holds great meaning. This film takes the idea of family and examines how the people we think we know, those we love and care for, are not always whom we perceive them to be. As Frank... [more]
The Informant
Welcome to the wonderful world of white-collar crime. The Informant! is the mostly true story of an executive turned whistle-blower named Mark Whitacre. Now I say "mostly true" because although the movie is based... [more]
Sorority Row
As the film opens you are thrown into a teenage boys dream. Young women having a pillow fight, bouncing on a trampoline in lingerie, drinking and debauchery everywhere you look. You have entered the most extreme... [more]
Law Abiding Citizen
Games. Games. Games. This film is full of them. The main characters, Clyde (Butler) and Rick (Fox), are embroiled in a cat and mouse game throughout and you cannot help but shift from being on either side. By... [more]
The Time Traveler's Wife
The one thing you need to know before you enter the theatre: bring a tissue, or three. This is a love story that will tug at your heart and have you grasping for answers as to how and why anything is possible.... [more]
Couples Retreat
Marriage is difficult and it takes some effort to make it work. Well, duh. It doesn't take a tropical resort vacation to figure that out, but that's basically all that happens in this movie. Jason (Jason Bateman)... [more]
The Stepfather
The movie starts and as we all may expect a mystery develops - is he, or isn't he, a serial killer. Wait though, this movie forgot to do that. Instead it just gives everything away in the first ten minutes. Then... [more]
Serious Moonlight
A sane, intelligent, successful, beautiful woman can snap in an instant, given the right circumstance. The circumstance in this case just happens to be her husband announcing he is leaving her for another woman.... [more]
A Serious Man
There are movies aimed at a specific audience. This is definitely one of those movies. Unless you have a very large background in the Jewish faith prepare to get lost, very lost. This entire movie is embedded... [more]
I Hate Valentine's Day
This is a cute story about finding the love of your life when you least expect it, or desire. It deals with the awkwardness of dating and the expectations that come along with it in a very true to life form. Humor... [more]
Amelia
When chronicling an individuals' past, especially an iconic figure, it is essential to give a fluid representation of time and place and motivation. This movie neglects to adhere to a any sort of real structure... [more]
Love Happens
If love is happening, it's happening somewhere else. To categorize this film as a romance or give the impression to an audience member that that is what you will get is a gross exaggeration. The main plot of the... [more]
Zombieland
In a world taken over by Zombies' the final human inhabitants are a band of misfits, who are quite a bit of fun. Whether they are killing zombies with baseball bats and garden shears, or conning each other out of... [more]
Whip It
Watching this movie is an experience. Everyone on screen is having such a great time it resonates into the audience. You want to cheer at times, scream at others, and rage against for reasons I will not divulge... [more]
Bright Star
The ill-fated romance depicted in Bright Star may not reach overwhelming proportions in terms of romance, but it still delivers a conventional and heartwarming love affair. Between the under appreciated poet Keats,... [more]
Surrogates
In this world of freaky doll-like surrogates the term 'plastics' takes on a whole new meaning. The premise of the movie had potential going in, but it loses you within minutes. There is no suspense or real mystery.... [more]
Pandorum
The problem with this movie is not that it obviously feeds off the creativity of some past sci-fi horror films such as Alien and Event Horizon, but that it eats away at the audience's patience far too long before... [more]
Gamer
As I walked out of this film I immediately knew what I should write for the production portion of the review: avoid, avoid at all costs, save yourself. To merely write that seemed more than enough time and energy... [more]
Whiteout
This just may be one of those movies you desperately try to like but cannot seem to pinpoint why you can't. It starts out strong and you are intrigued by the murder mystery; then it loses you about halfway through.... [more]
The Invention of Lying
A world where no one can lie - that is something you could really contemplate for hours. In this filmic world, where it is a reality, the being unable to lie is not cause for concern, it's the way in which people... [more]
Moon
This film is a rarity. It takes you on a journey that is thought provoking, mysterious, and whole heartedly science fiction. You will have many questions, and many will be unanswered, but that is part of the enjoyment... [more]
My One And Only
In one moment Anne Deveraux decides to leave her cheating husband, grab her two teenage boys, and set out for somewhere, anywhere else. Did I mention it is the 1950s? Not your typical act for a 50s housewife;... [more]
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
It's raining every type of imaginable food, and I like it. This movie may not be full of laughs but it is full of visually delightful animation and has a great moral at its core: accepting people for who they are... [more]
(500) Days of Summer
"This is not a love story." From that opening line you realize this film is going to be something different, and it fulfills its promise. With a refreshing take on the romantic comedy genre, being that the film... [more]
District 9
You should already be at the theatre watching this movie.
Inglourious Basterds
Are you in the mood to see a Nazi simultaneously suffocated with a pillow and stabbed in the face? Are you the type of soldier longing to engulf the Third Reich in an enclosed chamber of fire? Well, this movie... [more]
Julie & Julia
Combine one part France 1949 with one part Queens, New York 2002 and one gets a not great, but decent meal of a movie. The film does not succeed in achieving its full potential because the two parts never add up... [more]
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Weekend Box Office Gross
Alice In Wonderland $116,300,000
Brooklyn's Finest $13,500,000
Shutter Island $13,300,000
Cop Out $9,100,000
Avatar $7,700,000