There seems to be quite a lot of negativity about Kristen Bell’s newest movie, When in Rome. But, after watching it last night, I have to conclude that the critics are just plain crazy. When in Rome is a movie about love, or, at least, our superficial ideal of it.
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Movie Review – When in Rome (2010)
Variously rated as a 55% to 60% by “the critics,” this non-professional movie critic assigns Mel Gibson’s Edge of Darkness a qualified 3 1/4 stars or about 85%. The movie is somewhat deriva…
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Mel Gibson and "Edge of Darkness"
Movie reviews have a direct influence on the business of a movie. With the coming of the internet, you have the critics out with the movie reviews and the music reviews. People know what they can expect when they buy a ticket and go inside a theater.
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Movie Reviews and Other Factors
I loved every second of it. Much to the denials of the critics, for whom sentimentalism has always been the knee-jerk no-no of all film plots, “Everybody’s Fine” succeeds in bringing it to a high tide of respectability and makes for an absorbing study of compelling relationships.
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"Everybody’s Fine" Movie Review
Quentin Tarantino’s latest, Inglourious Basterds, has caused controversy and anger in Israel for its depiction of blood-thirsty Nazi-killing Jews. Are the critics taking his World War II romp too seriously or is the film’s insensitive moral compass a legitimate cause for offense?
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Inglourious in Israel
X Men Origins:Wolverine was a scream! – I am a huge fan of the x men series and despite all the critics views I loved getting to know the dead sexy Hugh Jackman better. Of course what has thrilled me even more is the recent revelation by Lauren Schuler that X Men Origins:Wolverine 2 is perhaps the one film that is far ahead of the others in development.
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X Men Origins – Wolverine 2 – What’s All the Hype?
The movie adaptation of Dan Brown’s most successful novel till date, ‘The Da Vinci Code’, was a massive commercial hit in 2006. Most of the critics had rejected the film but the viewers loved it. The success of this movie prompted the producers to come out with a sequel (in reality a prequel) starring Tom Hanks as Prof. Langdon yet again.
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The Movie Review of Angels and Demons (2009)