How Spiritually Fit Are You? Take the CheckUP today to find out!

Movie Reviews Archives

Moneyball Defies Genre, Hits a Homer

Rather than your typical on-the-field heroics or off-the-field antics, Moneyball defies genre conventions.

Moneyball Defies Genre, Hits a Homer

3D Does Little to Improve The Lion King

Still a memorable story 17 years later, The Lion King in 3D format does little, if anything, to improve upon the original.

3D Does Little to Improve The Lion King

Double Life Proves Deadly in Drive

Unlike anything you’d see The Rock or Jason Statham starring in these days, Drive’s protagonist is far less flashy.

Double Life Proves Deadly in Drive

I Don't Know ... Takes a Conservative Turn

Although I Don’t Know How She Does It has an arguably conservative message, it arrives at that message very gradually.

I Don't Know ... Takes a Conservative Turn

Disaster Looms Large in Contagion

Germophobes beware: Watching Contagion will only kick those frequent hand-washing tendencies into overdrive.

Disaster Looms Large in Contagion

Warrior Could Be a Contender

Similar in notable ways to last year’s The Fighter, the well acted Warrior could find itself standing, arms raised, when awards season rolls...

Warrior Could Be a Contender

Golf and Life Lessons Learned in Utopia

Golf lessons in Seven Days in Utopia do more than lower one’s handicap. They lead to the biggest life question of all.

Golf and Life Lessons Learned in Utopia

The Debt Has Plenty of Payoff

Starring Helen Mirren and Jessica Chastain, The Debt is a thought-provoking thriller that’s actually worthy of its stellar cast.

The Debt Has Plenty of Payoff

Don’t Be Afraid Scares in the Wrong Ways

Clichés hamper Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, a movie that’s scarier than other horror films in completely unintentional ways.

Don’t Be Afraid Scares in the Wrong Ways

Stupidity is a Virtue in Our Idiot Brother

In the new comedy Our Idiot Brother, ignorance is bliss for Paul Rudd’s free-wheeling organic farmer Ned.

Stupidity is a Virtue in Our Idiot Brother

Time is of the Essence in Spy Kids 4

“It’s not about how much time you have, it’s how you choose to use it.” That sentiment alone is worth the price of admission.

Time is of the Essence in Spy Kids 4

Love Doesn’t Conquer All in One Day

This adaptation of David Nicholls’ novel shows that what worked well on the page doesn’t engage an audience on-screen.

Love Doesn’t Conquer All in One Day

Nasty, Brutish and Short 30 Minutes or Less

Clocks in at a lean 83 minutes, but for viewers looking for admirable characters it’s a long sit.

Nasty, Brutish and Short 30 Minutes or Less

The Help Serves a Story of Hope

Based on Kathryn Stockett’s bestseller, The Help is by turns hilarious and horrifying, but ultimately it’s a story of hope.

The Help Serves a Story of Hope

Apes Reboot Desperately Seeks Charisma

He looked bored at this year’s Oscars. And apparently Rise of the Planet of the Apes doesn’t excite James Franco either.

Apes Reboot Desperately Seeks Charisma

54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62