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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Movies in Review: “The Adventures of TinTin”
I have to give Spielberg credit for directing a pretty decent animated film. I can’t say the 3D features are worth the extra cash, but the story was pretty great. It’s not a regular animated film, its performance capture. So some … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Serkis, animated film, Daniel Craig, Jamie Bell, performance capture 3D film, Simon Pegg, spielberg
Movies in Review: “We Bought a Zoo”
Oh how I love Matt Damon…absolutely love this man. I love how easy it is for me to believe him as every character he plays. I love how great he looks on screen…my bad TMI…lol. Ok, well besides Damon, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Cameron Crowe, comedy-drama, Elle Fanning, J.B. Smoove, Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, Thomas Haden Church
Movies in Review: “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”
I’m sure you guys already know this movie is based on the famous book trilogy by Stieg Larsson. You guys should also know that NO, I’ve never read any of these books, but after seeing this film I think I would like … Continue reading
Movies in Review: “Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows”
Let me start by saying that as much as I love Jude Law and Robert Downey Jr., I was the least bit excited about this second installment of this Sherlock Holmes series, mainly because the first left such a bad … Continue reading
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Tagged action mystery, Guy Ritchie, Jared Harris, Jude Law, Noomi Rapace, Robert Downey Jr, Sherlock Holmes
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Movies in Review: “Mission-Impossible: Ghost Protocol”
OMG! Mission Impossible was freakin amazing! Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hunt, except on this mission, with a whole new crew. His new entourage includes Benjii, who is played by Simon Pegg. He is the tech expert, and his performances is … Continue reading
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Tagged Jeremy Renner, Mission Impossible, Paula Patton, Simon Pegg, spy action, Tom Cruise
Movies in Review: “The Sitter”
Jonah Hill is a nut…lol. The opening scene had me cracking up, and ready for the humor I expected to receive throughout the rest of the movie. Eh…there was humor…but I laughed more when watching the film “New Years Eve”. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ari Graynor, black comedy film, J.B. Smoove, Jonah Hill, Method Man, Sam Rockwell, The Sitter
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Movies in Review: “New Years Eve”
Wow critics didn’t give this movie a chance at all. There was nothing but hate for this movie from the gate. If anyone suffered through the catastrophe of a movie “Valentine’s Day” last year, then it’s not hard to see where … Continue reading
