"Film Reviews" Blogs & Blog Posts

When I say the name Mel Gibson aloud, the world is divided. The first half are to swoon over his action films; couldn't care less about Gibson's personal issues. The other are those who, as each news breaks, change their views towards the feller...

In "Hostel," three knuckleheads set on a trip to Slovakia due to their extreme debauchery. "They will screw you every time," advertises a European junkie. "Slovakian women love Americans!" So. Off they go farther east to further screw, chug and stone...

Screen adaptations of mangas have been thus far disappointing. It's stressful to think that none of those few films have lived up to their source materials. "Dragon Ball: Evolution" and "Street Fighter: Legend of Chun Li," let's admit it, are crap co...

Quentin Tarantino is having his fiftieth soon and Mr. Rumsey thought of a great idea to gather Tarantino devotees round. He started a small blogathon reviewing Tarantino's favorite films (this one included); these reviews will later on be up in...

Siegfried & Roy vs. Criss Angel? Naahhhh...."The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" is no magic; it's merely a set of tricks - the undoubtable comedic talents of Steve Carell and Jim Carrey - that plays on us and make us feel like we actually paid...

Quentin Tarantino is one of the best names in contemporary cinema. Anyone who disagrees hereabout could argue, but in the end you know they'll lose, right?But take "Django Unchained," an undoubtedly Tarantino film that while is equippe...

Set in the Depression-era South, "To Kill a Mockingbird" unfolds as a local lawyer decides to defend a black man charged with an undeserved rape case. A decent black man, it appears, was an easy shield to conceal a white man's guilt. This is the...