Gangster Squad Review
It is more a set-up for a TV comedy than serious drama, so over produced and glossy as to reject any sensibility of authenticity.
Tag Archives: Warner
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 3D Review
This is too often fan service and less of a film for it, over eager like an excited child.
Argo Review
Twenty years ago if you said, “That guy from Mallrats will make the best CIA movie of the 2000s,” you would have been called crazy.
The Jazz Singer (1927) Review
We always remember the trendsetters, and once in a while, they stay relevant, even with 85 years of advances
The Dark Knight Rises Review
Rises' greatest asset is how direct of a line it has towards its goals and how precise it stays on that path.
The Campaign Review
The Campaign is inspired casting, and pacing that doesn't have a minute to lose.
Seen in HD 124: Star Wars & Disney, Warner’s Rental Delay, ...
After a week off to play catch up on my end, Seen in HD begins with probably the biggest story in media this year: Star Wars and Disney
Wrath of the Titans Review
Rarely does Wrath tumble into sluggishness, a brisk 90-minutes passing by without so much as blinking before another action sequence sprints into view.
Project X Review
This is the ultimate junk food for a generation raised on social networking and cell phones.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Review
Shadows is in no rush to one-up its predecessor, now a smaller film weened on the vintage than an eclectic mix of destructive action.
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island 3D Review
The whole thing is a giant excuse for egregious 3D effects, overblown and popping through the screen with such force, it's a wonder they even allowed it shown in 2D.
Lethal Weapon Collection Bonus Disc Review + Video
... the fifth bonus disc with additional content that will make you wonder why Warner didn't simply include this content on the movies themselves.
Join the Conversation