Rise of the Guardians 3D Review
Creativity is on display, and the film is quite beautiful, but it smacks of tired scripting that follows a direct path into the arms of cliches.
Tag Archives: Dreamworks
People Like Us Review
People Like Us has one job, this of course beyond dramatic entertainment: Being believable.
Dreamworks’ Spooky Stories
As a continuous run or individual spooks, it's a safe disc for the kids. You can pop it in near Halloween to keep the little ones quiet for a little while with minimal worries
War Horse Review
War Horse might be the most artificial piece of cinema Steven Spielberg has ever made.
Puss in Boots Review
What it lacks in snappiness it makes up for with charms, or at least charms beyond those adorable kitten eyes.
Real Steel Review
Hollywood made a movie about Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots, and it's good. Really good. The Mayans were right; we're all screwed.
The Help Review
It's no secret The Help knows when to swell that majestic score or zoom on a tear.
Fright Night 3D (2011) Review
The film has fun with itself, the writing self-aware and pushing past the vanilla, “Vampires exist?” conversations to plant itself into the thick of it.
I Am Number Four Review
I Am Number Four is banal fiction, dreadfully boring with its wide expanses of exposition, all needless given the simplicity.
Megamind Review
Credit to Megamind for holding firm and delivering a couple of fun twists at the end, stuff that isn't easily seen beforehand.
Dinner for Schmucks Review
We're too nice for a movie like this, or at least that's how we perceive ourselves in the movies
Shrek Forever After Review
At the very least the series is ending on a high note, even if that note isn't quite as high as it once was.
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