- Blake Fehl
- October 1, 2010
- Local, Movie Reviews
Freakonomics
So often when I tell friends about an interesting non-fiction book, they scoff at me, and tell me to stop
So often when I tell friends about an interesting non-fiction book, they scoff at me, and tell me to stop
If the trailers and advertisements are to be believed for Catfish, the film is another low budget entry into cinema
Michael Douglas returns as Gordon Gekko, the role that won him an Oscar, in the cumbersomely titled sequel Wall Street:
The idea behind “The Virginity Hit” is clever, as four friends chronicle their journey to lose their virginities on camera.
In the past decade Ben Affleck went from being an on the rise A-lister, only to see his stock fall
They just don’t make teen comedies like they used to. That is, until now. Films like “The Breakfast Club” and
The Resident Evil franchise has its lovers and haters. I personally loved the first film. I think it stayed true
Rob Reiner’s Flipped is based around an interesting gimmick, flipping perspectives after every sequence from the boy to the girl’s