Clay Vanstone (T.J. Miller) is the boss of a branch of Zenotek, a lovable oaf, and one hell of a party guy, but not the best at running a responsible business. His sister and CEO of Zenotek, Carol (Jennifer Anniston), comes just in time for the holidays to tell Clay that she plans on closing... Continue Reading →
Did anyone ask for Hot Tub Time Machine 2? Seriously, I know that the first movie was fairly well received. I liked it well enough. But, after five years, were people just itching for a sequel? I guess MGM and Paramount decided that that it was time to remove one of the main characters, cut the budget... Continue Reading →
If sparkly vampires can fall in love, why can't the somewhat-undead do it too? It isn't fair to compare Warm Bodies to Twilight, though the target audiences will have much in common. Semi-monster is conflicted about being a monster, falls in love with a girl, and goes to great lengths to prove he's more human... Continue Reading →
Warm Bodies is poised to become one of my favorites of 2013 and it is only January. I was super excited to be able to ask stars Nicholas Hoult and Teresa Palmer a few questions when they came to Dallas for a Warm Bodies press tour. Lost in Reviews was invited to participate in a... Continue Reading →
Win a screening pass for you and a guest to see an advanced screening of Escape from Planet Earth in Dallas, Texas. The screening is on Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 10:00 AM in Dallas. "The 3D animation family comedy catapults moviegoers to planet Baab where admired astronaut Scorch Supernova (Brendan Fraser) is a national hero to... Continue Reading →
Marky Mark . . .err, I mean . . . Mark Wahlberg returns to the nineties and gets pumped up to play the role of trainer, muscle head, and a mediocre kidnapper in Pain and Gain. Wahlberg is joined by the always muscular Dwayne Johnson and the somewhat muscular Anthony Mackie. This film is based... Continue Reading →
Butter is a film that has been around for a while, but has yet to be released to theatres, VOD, or DVD. I believe it played at TIFF last year. It is now finally getting released so we all can see it. It focuses on the ruthless world of butter carving. Since I have moved... Continue Reading →
Keira Knightley is known for her roles in period dramas. Steve Carell is known for his comedic roles in film and television. They are not the pair of actors that make obvious sense to put as the main leads in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World. But there is some sort of... Continue Reading →
