‘Broken City’ has some funny lines and a delightfully hammy performance from Russell Crow, but it’s the same gritty NYC crime movie you’ve already seen a hundred time.
‘The Last Stand’ is nothing more or less than an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, with absolutely everything you’d expect from that.
I recently read Truman Capote’s novel ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’. Despite discovering Holly was a straight up bitch, my obsession with the film remains. In fact, the differences between film Holly and novel Holly explained questions I’ve had ever since watching the film at my best friend’s slumber party back in junior high.
New movies on video January 15 include ‘Taken 2,’ ‘To Rome With Love,’ ‘The Possession,’ ‘Won’t Back Down,’ ‘How Green Was My Valley,’ ‘Hannah & Her Sisters,’ ‘Sleeper,’ ‘Gentelman’s Agreement,’ ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much,’ ‘The Tin Drum,’ and much more!
‘Zero Dark Thirty’ may divide viewers along political lines, but there is one thing every should agree on – this is Jessica Chastain’s movie.
‘Gangster Squad’ harkens back to the gangster flicks of the 50s and 60s, but in a way that leaves you wishing you’d watched one of those flicks on Turner Classic Movies instead of spending an evening at the cineplex.
Mark Wahlberg and director/producer Allen Hughes dropped by Philadelphia to promote ‘Broken City.’
Want to be among the first to see the new Schwarzenegger action movie ‘The Last Stand’? We have free passes to the advance D.C. screening. Find out how to get yours!
New home video releases for January 8 include ‘Frankenweenie,’ ‘Dredd,’ ‘Hit & Run,’ ‘The House at the End of the Street,’ ‘ Compliance,’ ‘Jack & Diane,’ ‘Driving Miss Daisy,’ ‘Grand Hotel,’ ‘Mrs. Miniver,’ ‘Cape Fear’ and ‘The Jazz Singer.’
A look back at my favorite flicks of 2012 ignores all of those snobby lists with movies you’ve never heard of.
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