Jodie Foster acts again in confined spaces after her acclaimed last movie, Panic Room. But the claustrophobia generated here is at 40,00 feet from sea level, when a bereaved widow, Kyle Pratt, played by Foster, wakes up after a nap … Continue reading →

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Ian Fleming wrote his first adventure story featuring the British spy, James Bond, in 1953 from his home in Jamaica. He named the book Casino Royale and 14 years later it was made into a film starring Peter Sellers and … Continue reading →

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Perfect Stranger, starring Halle Berry and Bruce Willis, seeks to thrill viewers with a sexy who-dunnit storyline, but the real mystery is who got these two big-name actors signed on with such a lousy script. From beginning to end, the … Continue reading →

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Based on the blurb on the back of the DVD cover, I probably would have never rented the movie, Two for the Money, even with Matthew McConaughey starring. And based on most of the reviews I’ve read since, I definitely … Continue reading →

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A Commentary by Glenn Sean I read Dan Brown’s book over two years ago and had read Baigent, Leigh and Lincoln’s Holy Blood, Holy Grail several years prior to the Da Vinci Code. Although many people would say that The … Continue reading →

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What happens when everything you thought you knew about someone turns out to be the opposite of the truth? The end of this movie will either have you gnashing your teeth or will discussion long into the night. Tom Stall … Continue reading →

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Steven Spielberg, renowned director of Shindler’s List and the most prominent Jew in the world of film has done it again. Munich is a film of courage for Spielberg. He’s set himself between the Palestinians and the Israelis and covered … Continue reading →

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Hostel, the second feature film from Director/ Writer Eli Roth, is a gore-heavy, sex-filled ultra violent opus that follows two American college students and their new european friend on a backpacking trip across Europe. The film begins in Amsterdam, where … Continue reading →

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Snakes on a Plane, starring Samuel L. Jackson, generated a great deal of pre-release buzz and excitement. Bloggers played an active role in changing some of the film’s scenes and Samuel Jackson promoted the movie with unbridled enthusiasm on the … Continue reading →

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What happens when all natural predators are gone and only the idiots of the world reproduce? Mike Judge tackles that question in his silly sci-fi film Idiocracy. Luke Wilson stars as Joe Bauers, the world’s most average man. He is … Continue reading →

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