Tag: Dreamworks

Director Peter Jackson wants The Lovely Bones to be more than a missing child/murder mystery... That all fails… miserably.

This will save time. The joke in Norbit is this: Rasputia is fat. That’s it. The joke. The sole basis for this entire movie. To be fair, credit is …

When going into a Farrelly Brothers comedy, you can expect some hefty gross-out humor. In the case of The Heartbreak Kid, it delivers in that sense. Unfortunately, it leaves …

For a movie all about being inside Hollywood, and the ridiculous inner-workings of it all, Tropic Thunder never loses its audience, or forgets to laugh at itself. This low-brow, …

From the perspective of a classic sci-fi fan, Monsters vs. Aliens nails it. From the opening Dreamworks logo which references Earth vs. the Flying Saucers to the Mothra-loaded finale, …

It takes real skill to turn a sequence of projectile vomit into a momentum shifter.

Thanks to a solid stable of voice talent, Madagascar is able to overcome its mundane plotting and generic concept to become a fun, lively animated movie. Dreamworks animation can …

Bee Movie offers a mixed bag of kids animation, both in terms of its look and plotting. It has some great sight gags, funny zingers, and a few decent …

Breaking the trend for animated films featuring furry creatures in impossible scenarios, Kung Fu Panda drops the usual array of pop culture references for superb comedic timing and original …

Creepy and intense, The Ruins isn’t particularly original, but it’s loaded with thrills. The direction is fantastic, cinematography at times jaw-dropping, and the psychological aspects gripping. The Ruins is …

Since when did technology become the latest enemy in Hollywood? Live Free Die Hard had it working against the populace, Enemy of the State used it freely, Wall-E blamed …