Suffering through bad movies so you don't have to
November 26, 2012
New on DVD/Blu-Ray dark of the moon, Jordin Sparks, Josh Brolin, Lawless, Men In Black 3, ParaNorman, shia labeouf transformers, Shia LaBouf, Sparkle, Tom Hardy, Whitney Houston, Will Smith 2 Comments
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Josh Brolin (left) and Will Smith star in Columbia Pictures’ “MEN IN BLACK 3.”
Men In Black 3 – While “Men In Black 2” was an awful, terrible, abysmal sequel (could you tell I hated it?) this installment was surprisingly fun, backed by a great performance by Josh Brolin channeling Tommy Lee Jones. More
November 9, 2012
Action/Adventure, Science Fiction Autobots, Bumblebee, Decepticons, G.I. Joe, Josh Duhamel, Michael Bay, Optimus Prime, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Shia LaBouf, Shockwave, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Tyrese Gibson, videogames 2 Comments
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Optimus Prime in “TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON.”
At this point, I know better than to expect much from the Transformers movie universe so maybe that’s why I’m not labeling “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” the worse film ever. And even then, it’d be pretty hard to top the abomination that was “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.”
Director Michael Bay brings his … unique brand of “film making” for what one can only hope will be his final take on the Transformers universe with all the bombastic action, bloodthirsty battles, EXTREME explosions and awkward humor that only he can provide. And every so often he manages to toss in a scene or two with those big, clunky robots too. I still think Bay got his Hasbro toy properties mixed up as spends nearly as much time trying to make a “G.I. Joe – A Real American Hero” movie as he does “Transformers.” More
September 2, 2012
Box office roundup Dolph Lundgren, Jeremy Renner, Lawless, Matt Damon, ParaNorman, Randy Couture, Shia LaBouf, Sylvester Stallone, Terry Crews, The Bourne Legacy, The Expendables 2, The Possession, Tom Hardy 2 Comments
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Natasha Calis stars as ‘Em’ in “THE POSSESSION.”
1. The Possession – $20 million [debut week] Lionsgate’s horror/thriller easily took the box office title in its opening week. September is a bleak month for movies so this could have some staying power it might not otherwise have had any other month. More
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