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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Movies in Review: “The Grey”
This movie was #1 at the box office its opening weekend with top ticket sales of $20 million, but who didn’t expect that. Liam Neeson’s name alone will likely carry top billing for movie goers. It was hard to say … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, alpha male wolf, Dallas Roberts, Dermot Mulroney, Frank Grillo, Liam Neeson, the grey, thriller-drama film
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Movies in review: “Man on a Ledge”
January has definitely been a dismal month for movies. I am contemplating taking the month of January off from this blog next year. These lack luster films are really starting to depress me…smh. Another film that I was anticipating is … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Mackie, Ed Harris, Edward Burns, Elizabeth Banks, Jamie Bell, Kyra Sedgwick, man on a ledge, Sam Worthington, thriller film
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Movies in Review: “One for the Money”
Here we are with yet another movie based off a novel of the same name, this one was written by Jane Evanovich. I guess all the promoting they did for this film must have helped a bit because it ranked … Continue reading
Movies in Review: “Albert Nobbs”
This movie was based on a short story by Irish novelist George Moore. I’m guessing that it was a really short story, as the film adaption felt a little unfinished to me. Glenn Close does a remarkable job as a woman … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Nobbs, drama film, Glenn Close, irish novelist, Janet McTeer, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Mia Wasikowska
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Movies in Review: “Underworld: Awakening”
This is the 4th installment of this film, and in my opinion, the most underwhelming. Kate Benkinsale reprises her role as the blue-eyed vampire Selene. There is no doubt that Benkinsale is gorgeous in her patent leather cat suit, and is kicka$$ with … Continue reading
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Tagged action horror, Björn Stein, India Eisley, Kate Beckinsale, Måns Mårlind, Michael Corvin, Michael Ealy, Sandrine Holt, Underworld
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Movies in Review: “Haywire”
From the looks of the crowded theatre I was in, you could see that a lot of movie goers have been anticipating this movie. The trailer was awesome, filled with action on top of action, all based around a hardcore female…exciting. Well … Continue reading
Movies in Review: “Coriolanus”
Coriolanus…hmmmmmm…I watched the trailer, and it really looked like a very interesting watch. There was plenty of movement, and action, and what I gathered from the narrator on the trailer, the story was intriguing. What I didn’t notice from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Coriolanus, film adaption, Gerard Butler, Jessica Chastain, Ralph Fiennes, Shakespeare, shakespeare plays, Vanessa Redgrave
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