Hancock (review)
I thought: *Brilliant! Why hasn’t anyone thought of this before?* A reluctant superhero? Fantastic! Who asks for his superpowers, anyway?
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Wall-E movie review: soul of the machine
Wall-E is practically religion. It’s spiritual in the secular sense, asking us to contemplate the great things we are capable of, and how we so frequently fail to even try to live up to that potential.
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl (review)
If little girls are perfectly capable of enjoying the adventures of Harry Potter, little boys should be capable to enjoying the adventures of Kit Kittredge…
Wanted (review)
The ultimate geek’s dream of a movie? It could be ‘Wanted.’ I’m feelin’ it, and it feels pretty good.
Wide Sargasso Sea (review)
I don’t care what anyone says, ‘Wide Sargasso Sea’ is ‘Jane Eyre’ fan fiction.
Get Smart (review)
It’s kinda weird, but I find I have very little to say about ‘Get Smart’…
The Love Guru (review)
It’s not enough, these days, if you want to make a stupid, crass, juvenile movie, to merely be stupid, crass, and juvenile: Everyone’s doing that, and a filmmaker makes to distinguish himself, right? So here we have the next step — actually several giant next steps — in taking movies to levels so new and so base that they stand apart…
Under the Same Moon (La misma luna) (review)
A romance between mother and child… and a strikingly unusual one.
Sputnik Mania (review)
A smart, wry look at the American enthusiasm for and then paranoia over the first manmade satellite to orbit Earth…
The Happening movie review: nonevent
This appears to be a movie about an incident that occurs to a certain number of people across a particular region consisting of a few states.
