Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Battle: Los Angeles Nathan M Rose |  Mar 11, 2011 Every couple of years, the stars align and two large H... Full Review  | Grade: C

127 Hours Chris Rebholz |  Mar 10, 2011 127 Hours is the true story of Aaron Ralston a man in love with nature and outdoor adventure. On one morning in the beautiful canyons of Utah Aaron's right arm becomes wedged a rock wall and a boulder... Full Review  | Grade: B

Love & Other Drugs Chris Rebholz |  Mar 10, 2011 The film Love & Other Drugs came to theaters without much fanfare. Perhaps that was because the tone of the movie never quite found its groove. The movie stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway... Full Review  | Grade: A

Red Riding Hood Nathan M Rose |  Mar 10, 2011 Back in 2008, an indie film director, Catherine Hardwicke, made a big splash in Hollywood with the first film in the Twilight saga.   Although not liked by all, her perception of showing tee... Full Review  | Grade: B

Rain Man Chris Rebholz |  Mar 03, 2011 Sometimes when you see a particular film it stays with you no matter much time has passed. Rain Man with Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman is just such a film. Full Review  | Grade: A

Rango Nathan M Rose |  Mar 03, 2011 Pirates of the Caribbean's director, Gore Verbinski (The Ring), has re-teamed with Johnny Depp (Alice in Wonderland, From Hell), and some other of his pirate gang this ye... Full Review  | Grade: A

Drive Angry Nathan M Rose |  Feb 25, 2011 Drive Angry is a movie that was born to be shot and presented and 3D Full Review  | Grade: B

Hall Pass Chris Rebholz |  Feb 24, 2011 Hall Pass won't have the lasting effect that a movie like The Hangover will, mainly because it lacks one main ingredient: humor. Full Review  | Grade: C

Premiere Chris Rebholz |  Feb 22, 2011 A lot of TV shows employ a certain gimmick to ensnare audiences, shows like CSI, The Mentalist, Bones, and Breaking Bad are perfect examples. Using gimmicks like quirky characters, extreme sit... Full Review  | Grade: B

Unstoppable Chris Rebholz |  Feb 21, 2011 Sometimes you can't help but enjoy a movie that, in your heart, you know is completely ridiculous but does exactly what it promises; has great action, simple plot and doesn't talk down to audi... Full Review  | Grade: B