“That Awkward Moment” Review Michael Lee, January 30, 2014 So much of the romantic comedy genre is focused on the female perspective, leaving the male lead characters to be the cookie cut swooning sweeping off your feet romanticist. But not in Tom Gormican‘s new romantic comedy That Awkward Moment. The film focuses on three three best friends who find…
“I, Frankenstein” Review Kevin C, January 24, 2014 After finding himself alone 200 years after Dr. Frankenstein created him, Adam is thrust into a war. Humanity’s fate hangs in the balance between the forces of immortal demons and gargoyles, and Adam may hold the key to the conflict. Given that Adam is a cobbled together creation of Victor…
“Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit” Review (Kevin’s Take) Kevin C, January 17, 2014January 18, 2014 The very first Jack Ryan movie I saw was The Hunt For Red October. I didn’t know it at the time, but this would also be the best Jack Ryan movie. If Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is looked at in a vacuum, it is a fairly serviceable action thriller. If…
“Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit” Review Michael Lee, January 16, 2014 Jack Ryan is very much the face of the Tom Clancy novels that you see in the movies, and even though the actors have changed and the franchise isn’t as storied as James Bond, the character itself has continued to thrive. From Alex Baldwin, Harrison Ford, to Ben Affleck and…
“Ride Along” Review Michael Lee, January 16, 2014 All great buddy cop comedies have some things in common: polar opposites forced to partner up, great chemistry, great comedy, with everything ending with those two opposing forces learning something about each other. Ride Along has all the ingredients for a buddy cop film, but ultimately it just doesn’t add…