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David Mamet’s latest is a crafty, quick paced, piece of cinema, constantly keeping you on your toes while successfully creating

Tina Fey’s second effort at writing for the big screen is a fairly successful comedy, that doesn’t live up to

The Wachowski siblings have crafted a fantastic, fun, and exciting piece of cinema that can be enjoyed by anyone willing

Summer season starts off with a winner with the release of the excellent debut of Marvel as a standalone entity.

The Indie movie scene is full of a bunch of intriguing releases this summer as well, and some if this

The union of two of the Kung Fu masters of the last 20+ years is finally here, and even though

This new dramedy from Noam Murro is a mixed bag in that it can meander at times, but is also

Hey all, I am going to run through this summer’s movie releases and give you guys what I think is

Jason Segel and Nicholas Stoller have set an early benchmark for comedies this year with the winner that is Forgetting

Kimberly Peirce’s latest starts off with an exceptional bang, but quickly makes a turn for the worse and devolves into