“Entourage” Review
Keeping with the format of Sex and the City, HBO gives Entourage a theatrical send off that feels less like a movie and more as four episodes strung together. There’s not
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“The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared” Review
Not all old men are refined gentlemen of sage wisdom. Allan is one such character who never really fit it in with society or even understood it all that much.
“Pitch Perfect 2” Review
While Pitch Perfect managed to find a comical tone for a capella, its sequel doesn’t have any fresh ideas. All of the characters return with all their quirks and comedy,
“Spy” (2015) Review
Despite having the most unoriginal title for a spy satire, Paul Feig’s latest action/comedy finds plenty of original humor per his fearless style of comedy. He once again uses Melissa
“Smosh: The Movie” Review
We live in a time where online videos have supplanted television in popularity with younger audiences. They’d rather watch somebody play video games or make a spoof on YouTube. But
“Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2” Review
I’m struggling to find the right words to slay Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 without using “fat” or “stupid.” It’s rather hard since that’s all there really is to the
“An American Girl: Grace Stirs Up Success” Review
Once more into the American Girl franchise I plunge. By now, I’ve become used to the formula. I open the case, dig my way through the coupons of the expensive
“Get Hard” Review
Get Hard is the Hart/Ferrel buddy picture that can’t decide if it wants to be Trading Places or Stir Crazy. It is this inconsistency with tone – coupled with a heaping helping of racist/stereotype
“A Few Best Men” Review
A Few Best Men is an Australian bachelor party film that features a ram on the poster. Based on bachelor party movie logic, we can expect one of the following
“Inherent Vice” Review
Inherent Vice is more of a ride than a story. It stages far too many characters, plot lines and events into a messy stew and dares you to keep up.