Book Review: 'Hollywood Movie Stills' Is A Beautiful Look Back At The Golden ...
Indie Wire (blog)
But as Finler notes in the book, movie photography first began as a matter of necessity. As the medium grew from a novelty to an industry, and one of the most exciting new methods of popular entertainment, movie producers soon found that audiences ...
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Review: 'Madgascar 3' goes through the motions
Boston.com
Ben Stiller's Alex the lion reviews "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" so we don't have to. Halfway into the third animated tale about New York City zoo animals on their overseas adventures, Alex tells some new circus friends that their act was not ...
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Tricia's retro film review: Sabotage
Examiner.com
Sabotage, the 1936 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is based on Joseph Conrad's book, The Secret Agent. Cinema owner Karl Verloc is also a terrorist who is targeting London. Scotland Yard's Detective Sergeant Ted Spencer is sent to investigate him.
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Movie Review: Back in Black
Patch.com
In the film, which everyone but Cubs fans will thoroughly enjoy, Agent J (an affable Will Smith) travels back in time to 1969 to save the future life of his work buddy, Agent K (a deadpanning Tommy Lee Jones). J must hunt down and assassinate an ...
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MOVIE REVIEW: "Snow White" leaves too many questions unanswered
Central Michigan Life
By Caitlin Cheevers on June 5, 2012 8:56 am in Reviews / no comments A dark twist to the classic tale of Snow White will leave audience members wanting more. "Snow White and the Huntsman," which came out in theaters Friday, tells the story of a young ...
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Movie Review: Safety Not Guaranteed
Huffington Post
Coming from first-timers Colin Trevorrow (director) and Derek Connolly (writer), the film is built on that hoariest of devices -- a lie that turns real. In this case, it's one told by Darius Britt (Aubrey Plaza), an intern at a Seattle magazine who ...
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DVD reviews: 'Journey 2,' 'Machine Gun Preacher' and more
Amarillo.com (blog)
The film is serviceably inspirational, but it totally wastes a fantastic cast, though Black and Duvall (along with Melissa Leo) give strong performances. The ending, though, is the most annoying gimmick I've ever seen, so be warned.
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<i>The Avengers</i> Lacks Black Superheroes
Miami New Times
Sign up for the Weekly Newsletter: Our weekly feature stories, movie reviews, calendar picks and more - minus the newsprint and sent directly to your inbox. Samuel L. Jackson's character, Nick Fury, doesn't count. He's just playing the role of the ...
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