By: Amy Chappelhow
The story of God’s creation and the fall of Adam and Eve is told numerous times, and although aspects of this retelling are visually interesting, this film makes no attempt at realism with its CGI.
By: Cameron Harding
McGinty’s 3 Days To Kill is a confused compilation of comedy and drama elements, with meager characters and an unimpressive action plot.
Love is perfect in the movies, but in life, there’s no script for relationships.
The newest version of Verhoeven’s ‘RoboCop’ has a strong cast and visual effects, but doesn’t strive to be anything other than a modern action movie.
In case moviegoers haven’t seen enough 20-somethings play high school students, 25-year-old Gabriella Wilde plays the lanky, extremely privileged Jade Butterfield (a name which somehow evokes both nursery rhymes and exotic dancing), continuously described as the social outcast of her high school who could always be found “with her nose in a book” (although no such books ever appear on screen).
By: Anne Donnelly
Four Sundance film shorts impress viewers with varied characters and exploration of genre and theme.
By: Catherine Gizelis
Jason Reitman, director of Juno, successfully breaks into the romantic drama genre with Labor Day, as it challenges the viewer’s emotional expectations.
By: Cameron Harding
Despite a compelling premise, Gimme Shelter disappoints with its dull writing and poor acting.
By: Ariana Igneri
As a kid, I missed out on a lot of relevant and classic things in the arts world-including Harry Potter-is it too late to get cultured?
By: Logan Wren
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is a grab bag of an action film: it contains many popular elements of the genre, but it lacks originality and tries too much.
