Movie Reviews

The City Is Mine DVD Review

First-timer Patrick Pierre would do well to take a cue from those two screen legends, since his debut flick plays out like a jarring study in contrasts in this regard.

The Time Traveler’s Wife Movie Review

Though book to screen adaptations more often than not present problematic situations, with The Time Traveler's Wife a greater dilemma may be adapting to characters in repeated transitions leaping between the past, present and future.

My Fuhrer Movie Review

And though Adolf Hitler is no Adam Sandler, his standup mass apeal during the dreaded Nazi period in Germany receives a similar, at times uncomfortably goofy treatment here.

Bliss (Mutluluk) Film Review

When 17 year-old Meryem (Ozgu Namal) is found lying unconscious by a shepherd next to a lake in the Turkish countryside, it is apparent that something venereal in nature has transpired.

Julie & Julia Film Review

Julia Child (1912-2004) is generally credited with introducing the high culinary arts to the average American kitchen via her encyclopedic, 734-page opus 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking.'

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