Let me tell you about an upcoming movie in 2011 that I’m personally looking forward to seeing. The film is called I Am Number
Tag: Dreamworks
I Am Number Four trailer
The trailer to I Am Number Four has been released reccently and for those of you that are Sci-Fi fans, this is a film you’ll want to check out. Here’s the synopsis: Three are dead. Who is number four? DJ.Caruso (Eagle Eye, Disturbia) helms an action-packed thriller about an extrordinary teen John Smith (Alex Pettyfer) […]
MOVIE REVIEW: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – Sometimes More is Less!
So, there are sixty-odd robots in Revenge of the Fallen. There’s also one new character of the human variety – at least, one that’s given any substantial screen time. Which should tell you how important the human part of the Transformers sequel is to director Michael Bay. It’s bad enough that we meet a millennia-old […]
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen – Some Nuts & Bolts from the Production!
With interest in the second Transformers feature, Revenge of the Fallen, being high, there will be a lot of interest in the technical aspects of the film. Thanks to the clever team at Paramount/Dreamworks, some facts and figures have been released to whet the appetites of the techies for those kinds of details. Follow the […]
MOVIE REVIEW: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – Youth, Apparently, Is Not Wasted on the Young!
One of the strangest – and yet most normal – films of the year is The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Even you’ve not been paying attention to pop culture for the last six months, it would hard not to have heard about the movie about the guy who ages backwards while living forwards. Directed […]
The Kite Runner: Overly Condensed and Rushed, But Still Memorable!
Khaled Hosseini’s moving novel is a story of friendship betrayed and redeemed. It’s a dense four hundred and seventy-six page piece that gave North Americans one of their first looks at the day to day lives of the non-fundamentalist Muslims of Afghanistan – then showed them that the Taliban’s worst victims are their own people. […]