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February 2011
Know This:
Unknown
Lacks Any Real Thrills
Unlike the Bourne trilogy, Unknown lifts the missing identity premise but doesn’t bother giving the audience a thrilling protagonist or at the very least, a great car chase scene.
Christa Banister
February 17, 2011
Finale Gives Gusto to
I Am Number Four
If you can get past the ludicrous set-up, you might find I Am Number Four has a few things working in its favor.
Christian Hamaker
February 17, 2011
Lack of Laughs Stings in
Just Go with It
Adam Sandler is Danny, a loser who, after being jilted by his bride-to-be 20 years earlier, learns that single women are easier to bed if he wears a wedding ring and pretends to be married.
Christian Hamaker
February 14, 2011
Never Say Never
a Revealing Look at Bieber-Mania
Justin Bieber... force of nature or flash in the pan?
Never Say Never
attempts to examine the life of America's latest teen sensation.
Christa Banister
February 12, 2011
Gnomeo & Juliet
is Kid-Friendly Shakespeare
An update of the Romeo and Juliet story for the young set,
Gnomeo & Juliet
has several laughs and a mostly gentle spirit. If that’s what it takes to expose kids to Shakespeare, I’m all for it. The film certainly could have been much worse than it is.
Christian Hamaker
February 09, 2011
Cameron's
Sanctum
Sinks and Stinks
Those excited to see James Cameron's name associated with Sanctum shouldn't be fooled. He produced, but direction was left to Alister Grierson, who has only one previous feature under his belt.
Christian Hamaker
January 28, 2011
January 2011
Male Bonding Goes to the Extreme in
The Mechanic
As in The Transporter, Jason Statham is clearly in his element when executing grueling feats of ridiculousness. And The Mechanic is certainly no exception.
Christa Banister
January 23, 2011
Faith Flourishes, Communism Withers in
The Way Back
It deals with oppressive governments, the will to survive and the evil that men do. But it also soars with the power of faith and the hope that can keep us moving forward.
Christian Hamaker
January 26, 2011
The Rite
Gets Only Some Things Right
While The Rite’s conclusion is somewhat gratifying, the supernatural thriller botches enough spiritual points along the way to make one wonder about its intentions.
Christian Hamaker
January 19, 2011
Costner Enlivens Routine
Company Men
Writer/Director John Wells tackles economic downturn head-on in The Company Men, a well-performed but curiously unaffecting tale of corporate callousness and career retrenchment.
Christian Hamaker
January 18, 2011
Sex Without Consequences in
No Strings Attached
Playing out like When Harry Met Sally in reverse, No Strings Attached examines modern sexual mores by posing the following question: Can men and women just sleep together on a regular basis without the pesky inconvenience of falling in love getting in the way?
Christa Banister
January 18, 2011
Green Hornet
Shakes Up the Superhero Genre
The Green Hornet
is like the goofy twin to
The Dark Knight
. Both have billionaire protagonists who don masks, drive cool cars, and are in the pursuit of justice—except one is the brooding Christian Bale while the other is the guy from
Knocked Up
.
Jeffrey Huston
January 13, 2011
Comedy or Not a Comedy? That's
The Dilemma
Beyond the buddy-comedy dynamic of Vince Vaughn and Kevin James,
The Dilemma
is a rather serious story about romantic commitment, and the harsh realities of a crumbling marriage where intimacy between husband and wife is a fading memory.
Christian Hamaker
January 13, 2011
Season of the Witch
Doesn't Slow Cage's Sad Slide
Nicolas Cage and director Dominic Sena have teamed up again for the torpid tale,
Season of the Witch
.
Christian Hamaker
January 10, 2011
Clichés Hamper
Country Strong
f the movie industry thinks
Country Strong
is going to resonate with the same sizable audience that turned out for
The Blind Side
in 2009, it needs to think again.
Christian Hamaker
January 03, 2011
Mortality's Dark Shadow Dominates
Biutiful
Alejandro Gonzales Innaritu's film starring Javier Bardem is a dark film about mortality and the struggle to exist in a harsh world.
Christian Hamaker
January 03, 2011
December 2010
Don't Bother Booking a Trip for
Gulliver's Travels
Based very loosely on the classic novel, Gulliver's Travels borrows from Jack Black's rather limited supply of potty humor shenanigans and hopes that'll suffice.
Christa Banister
December 17, 2010
The King's Speech
is Quietly Triumphant
In
The King's Speech
, there’s far more than meets the eye in this multi-layered story of a man who's reluctant to become King because of a humiliating speech impediment.
Christa Banister
December 17, 2010
Grief Movingly Portrayed in
Rabbit Hole
Not only is it an honest portrayal of how people respond to grief so differently, but it also serves as an important reminder that pat answers aren't always the best medicine.
Christa Banister
December 17, 2010
True Grit
Has Plenty of Fighting Spirit
Thanks to a whip-smart script by those ever-inventive Coen brothers, True Grit has plenty of substance and style, a formidable combination for any film, let alone a remake.
Christa Banister
December 17, 2010
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