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Tags: fantasy
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the best of the Harry Potter films thus far. It is an amazing feat of writing, directing, and editing to take a beloved book that checks in at around 740 pages and melt it into a two and a half hour film while remaining true to the [Read More …] 
The dearth of quality entertainment at the cinema finally ends with the release of the much anticipated latest comic book to make it to the big screen V for Vendetta. There has been a lot of buzz generate around this film mainly because its star, Natalie Portman, had her hair shaved off on film for [Read More …] 
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the film adaptation of the fifth book in J. K. Rowling’s earth shatteringly popular Harry Potter series. David Yates takes over the directing reigns attempting to bring the longest and most rambling of Rowling’s books in as a 2 hour movie. Yates succeeds in making the [Read More …] 
The Chronicles of Narnia is a pleasant piece of escapist storytelling liberally embroidered with CGI characters. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is the first, and arguably the best, of the Narnia series created by Christian writer CS Lewis. It follows the adventures of four English children as they venture through the wardrobe in [Read More …] 
Corpse Bride is an eerie fairytale from director Tim Burton and his favorite actor Johnny Depp. As expected from the duo who brought Edward Scissorhands to life Corpse Bride is a creepy tale of morals and misfits. The claymation is similar to the fabulous The Nightmare Before Christmas but the film lacks some of the [Read More …] |
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