Your Place or Mine is an enjoyable watch. It hits all the emotional beats well enough, is competently made & despite a long runtime, remains engaging.
Black Sails show what a final season should be, making friends of enemies, dividing alliances - and shocking its audience.
Disquiet is structured like a puzzle film, with the viewer encouraged to piece together the mystery of Sam's limbo. This doesn't work in its favor.
The Matrix Revolutions is a disappointing finale to what started out as an amazing concept.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King is an exhilarating and emotional trilogy finale that must be seen on the big screen.
The Passion of the Christ is a brutal, moving, and eye opening depiction of what Jesus endured to pay for our sins.
Dungeons & Dragons is one of the most unintentionally funny movies ever made & one of the worst. Perfect for those who can appreciate terrible movies.
Kill Bill Vol. 2 is gory, but if you're old enough to be a fan of 70's kung fu movies you'll revel in this tribute.
Shrek 2 is a witty followup to the original film that while very funny, contains a few scenes that are inappropriate for kids.
Chicago is a technically well made film that glorifies all that is rotten in the human spirit.
The Day After Tomorrow is mindless entertainment with cool effects worth renting once.
The Chronicles of Riddick's amazing production design and action make up for the huge plot holes in this surprisingly decent movie.
Except for one miscast role and an over the top ending, Dodgeball is a crude but extremely funny satire of the fitness industry.
Fahrenheit 9/11 has a few valid points to make, but the rest of it either falls flat or comes across as disingenuous.
As bloodied and haunted as it gets, Consecration is a somewhat satisfying journey because Smith and Cook's script understands Grace is the anchor.
The Bourne Identity is a definitive action/spy movie with a cool lead character and a plot that won't insult your intelligence.
If you enjoyed The Bourne Identity you'll enjoy this worthy sequel, that except for some overly jumpy camera work and editing, delivers.
Anchorman might have made a good 3 minute skit, but there's not enough here to fill a movie that feels like it's 4 hours long.
Don't waste your time on this pitiful excuse for a time travel movie that is terrible in every way: acting, dialogue, music, and plot.
Slow paced with spurts of intensity that will suck you in due to the excellent acting by Cruise and Foxx make Collateral a must-see.
House of Sand and Fog is mostly overlooked by audiences, but this movie is very well done, and worth seeing.
The storyline takes a back seat to mood and effect, and the ending is weak, but if you like movies that scare you and/or creep you out, don't miss it.
If you're looking for excellent character development with a healthy dose of disturbing creepiness, don't miss Spoorloos (The Vanishing).
A major disappointment that relies more on jump scares than genuine scares. The script is sub-par, and Renny Harlin's direction is even worse.
Skip through the supposedly funny walk through the jungle scenes and you'll be left with a suprising cool action flick.
If you watch this you won't get the great American film, but you will get a cool concept, a tough heroine & a pretty wild, if sometimes silly, ride.
Sky Captain is a visually intriguing tribute to serial movies of the 40's and 50's, but in the end it's just a pretty good popcorn flick.
A dark, morbid and depressing movie that will leave you feeling unsatisfied and, for lack of a better term, icky.
There aren't a ton of extras here, and purists will be annoyed by George Lucas' changes, but picture and audio is excellent.
