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Rocky Balboa is the sixth and presumably last entry in the Rocky franchise. After the debacle that was Rocky 5 Stallone wanted to send America’s favorite underdog out with a tribute befitting his cinematic legacy. Sylvester Stallone has succeeded. He has written and directed one big love fest for all things Rocky. As a native [Read More …] 
Clerks II is the ambitious and enjoyable follow-up to the 1994 hit indie film Clerks. It follows the continued adventures of Smith’s unlikely heroes Dante Hicks, Brian O’Halloran, and Randal Graves, Jeff Anderson. Clerks II has all of the profanity and general perversion of the first film but it adds color film, a progressive story, [Read More …] 
The Departed is a tightly scripted and impressively acted film from Martin Scorsese. Here he is back at the top of his form expertly delivering a tight, tense, and surprisingly funny film. Though the material is heavy and the actors all multiple award nominees the film doesn’t plod or take itself too seriously. It moves [Read More …] 
Bond is back with this 21st entry in the Bond franchise. This old franchise is given a shot in the arm that is has sorely needed for many years by going back to basics with this prequel starring new Bond hottie Daniel Craig. The action moves from Africa to the Bahamas to Montenegro to Venice [Read More …] 
Dreamgirls is the musical of 2006. Following in the footsteps of Walk the Line, Ray, and Chicago, Dreamgirls is the latest in the resurgence of the movie musical. It tells the story of a girl group in the ’60s and ’70s ,not unlike The Supremes, and of the forces that unite them and tear them [Read More …] |
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