More so than Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight Rises” and Ridley Scott’s “Prometheus,” this is my most anticipated movie of 2012. Please let it be awesome!
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Review: Rampart
February 24, 2012
Drama, Movie Reviews Anne Heche, Ben Foster, Cynthia Nixon, Ice Cube, Moneyball, Rampart, Robin Wright, Woody Harrelson 1 Comment
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Woody Harrelson as corrupt Los Angeles police officer David Brown in “Rampart.”
It’s rare that an actor can overcome an average script and meddling directing to deliver a performance so mesmerizing that you get sucked into the movie despite its flaws, but Woody Harrelson accomplishes just that with a gripping, career best turn in “Rampart.”
When we’re introduced to David Brown (Harrelson, “Friends With Benefits”), we quickly learn he’s a police officer who’s not afraid of enjoying his position of authority. He doesn’t hesitate in abusing it either, no matter if it’s something as trivial as making a rookie cop finish her fries or brutally interrogating a suspect, David sees his way as the only way. More
Review: The Vow
February 10, 2012
Drama, Romance Channing Tatum, G.I. Joe, Haywire, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, The Vow, Twilight, Underworld 1 Comment
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For female moviegoers a little too mature to get swept away with Bella and Edward’s “Twilight” romance or boyfriends looking for an easy Valentine’s Day outing comes “The Vow,” an enjoyable romance drama featuring two of Hollywood’s prettiest proving powerful performances in a soon to be another cinematic classic love story. More
This week’s review: The Vow
February 9, 2012
Drama, Romance Channing Tatum, Rachel McAdams, The Vow Leave a comment
