Gnomeo & Juliet Pays Homage to Shakespeare
The new children's movie Gnomeo & Juliet is of course an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic work, Romeo & Juliet. In this new...
Movie Reviews
The King’s Speech: A Story of Personal Bravery and Victory
The King’s Speech, a period piece set in the 1930s, portrays the story of Prince Albert (Bertie), the man who would never be...
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The Way Back — A Gripping Story of Victory in Search of Freedom
If ever a movie could put the idea of freedom, and what people will do to get it, into perspective, it is The...
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The Green Hornet: a Colossal Disappointment
Director Michael Gondry’s The Green Hornet is a prime example of what happens when a director has a lot of money with which...
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Coen Brothers’ True Grit a Must See
The 2010 remake of the John Wayne classic True Grit is now the highest-grossing Coen Brothers film to date, and for good reason....
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The Fighter: An Exciting Comeback Story
The Fighter is based on the true story of professional boxer “Irish” Micky Ward (Mark Wahlberg). It tells the tale of Ward’s relationship...
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Newest Chronicles of Narnia Film Depicts Christians’ Difficulties
C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia book series is a fascinating allegory of Christian faith as it walks its reader through various tenets of...
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Movie Review: Glenn Beck’s “Broke”
Last night, conservative pundit Glenn Beck regaled audiences across the country in his live performance of Broke: Restarting the Engine of America in...
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Tangled: Brothers Grimm Meet Disney
Tangled is a reasonably entertaining film, with humor that is mildly encumbered by bouts of darker tones. It takes a relatively popular classic...
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The Next Three Days
The Next Three Days is the "other" film this weekend. You know, the one without teenage wizards running around. This movie, directed by...
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Part one of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is incredibly entertaining and exciting, but far too mature for younger audiences. The film...
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Unstoppable A Runaway Success
Someone must have forgotten to tell director Tony Scott that the old insult, “You couldn't direct a train wreck,” was never meant to...
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Morning Glory – A “Chick Flick” of a Different Variety
Morning Glory is not your average chick flick, though it embodies most of the necessary elements in order to be characterized as such....
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Due Date Doesn’t Deliver
Due Date begins innocently enough with Robert Downey, Jr.'s character, Pete Highman, leaving his pregnant wife a message on her voice mail...
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Megamind Asks: What if the Bad Guy Actually Won?
Megamind is a fun tale of a struggle between good and evil, unique in that the most important clash is between Megamind and...
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