Within the last few years, several events have occurred that have made people think twice about travelling. With the attacks on Britons in Tunisia and U.S. Ambassadors being killed in Benghazi, people are naturally a little frightened to be first-world citizens abroad. Generally, this fear is just a little paranoia, but Americans can get uneasy travelling... Continue Reading →
The November Man Review
Pierce Brosnan returns to the spy game though this is not a rehashed Bond film. Brosnan plays Peter Devereaux, a CIA agent brought out of retirement for one last personal mission. Approached by his former handler Hanley (Bill Smitrovich), Devereaux must extradite a woman from Russia who holds information on a fast rising star... Continue Reading →
The “Bond 50” Blu-Ray Collection Gets a Release Date
I think we can officially declare today to be "James Bond Day!" With the new Skyfall trailer hitting the web early this morning, and now a release date for The Bond 50 Blu-Ray Collection emerges, fans have to be excited. Not only do we have a release date, but details about each of the discs have also been revealed. While... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: I Don’t Know How She Does It
Sarah Jessica Parker’s newest film is a dramedy that has her portraying a very normal workaholic, busy mom. I Don’t Know How She Does It is based on a successful novel by Allison Pearson. The story is very relatable to just about every career woman who is also a mom in America, granted this family... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: Remember Me (or can Robert Pattinson really act?)
Disclaimer: I am a Twihard, BUT I was totally ready to bring the hate to this movie. I was ready for Robert Pattinson to bring his meager acting skills to this movie. I did not like the trailer for this movie. Now read the review for this movie. Thanks, Sarah Remember Me is a movie... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: The Ghost Writer
The subject matter of The Ghost Writer may be curiously close to to the life of it's director, Roman Polanski, but it's political allegory left me forgetting about Polanski's recent extradition. Even though the story of a Prime Minister running to another country to escape trial does seem a little close to home. Minus the... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: Percy Jackson and the Chamber of Suck
Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief is Hollywood’s latest tween cash grab that has the built-in audience to actually work. The only problem is that The Lightning Thief may be a direct rip off of the film with a boy that has a lightning bolt scar. So, yes you will see a boy... Continue Reading →