|
Film Title
(click for full review) |
Score |
Comments |
|
Signs |
A 1/4+ |
A nearly
masterpiece in the genre of mystery and
suspense. |
|
Attack of the Clones |
A |
Blows The
Phantom Menace out of the water. |
|
Spider-Man |
A- |
Can be admired
for not simply being an action packed
ride, but more so having substance behind
its popcorn qualities. |
|
Human Nature |
C |
A flick with
about as many hits as it has misses. |
|
Life or Something Like It |
B |
Has its humor
and charm but it doesn't supply much more
than that. |
|
Murder by Numbers |
B |
Had me
entertained all the way through. |
|
Changing Lanes |
A |
One excellent
feature that breaks down an incredible
character study. |
|
The Scorpion King |
D+ |
The action
scenes are corny and cliché. |
|
Van Wilder |
B |
Did supply some
big laughs. |
|
Frailty |
B+ |
A nicely
crafted thriller-drama that keeps you
guessing...or simply wondering. |
|
Big Trouble |
B+ |
Big Trouble
works because of the cast's willingness to
have fun with their roles. |
|
Resident Evil |
B+ |
An accomplished
popcorn flick that while doesn't have a
fabulous story or script, doesn't insult
your intelligence either. |
|
Panic Room |
A |
A cliché idea
pulled off excellently by a man who knows
his line of work. |
|
Death to Smoochy |
A |
So dark, yet
Robin Williams is so good at it. |
|
Stolen Summer |
A- |
Stolen Summer
has the feel of a Sunday night ABC Disney
special on television, but nevertheless
still shines as a well made film. |
|
Blade 2 |
C+ |
The film did
offer some kick-ass fights, just not
enough. |
|
Y Tu Mama Tambien |
B+ |
A smart teen
flick. |
|
Ice Age |
B+ |
Falls into the
Monsters, Inc. category of "fun, but
could've been better". |
|
Showtime |
B+ |
The latest
buddy-buddy cop comedy, Showtime is a
rehashed version of many from the past,
but somehow it still seems to sparkle. |
|
The Time Machine |
C+ |
I was
entertained at segments and questioned the
point of the film at others. |
|
We Were Soldiers |
B+ |
While not as
intense or front row styled as Black Hawk
Down, Soldiers is yet another war movie
example demonstrating the courage fighters
had and those who gave up their lives for
our country. As a whole the movie worked,
as the acting was on par, the script was
solid despite some corny slip-ups here and
there, and Wallace even slapped in some
chuckles along the way giving our belly a
good laugh. While not epic material, We
Were Soldiers is worth your time and
money. |
|
40 Days & 40 Nights |
B+ |
One of the most
enjoyable romantic comedies I've seen and
part of that could have been due to the
lack of comedies in the last various
months. Hartnett proves that he can do
more than fight war, as his ability at
romance and the physical side of humor is
well executed in the film. 40 Days... is
one of those fun Saturday afternoon
movies. |
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