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Road To Paloma 2014 Review: The film gives off the pungent, testosterone-heavy musk of a vanity project
Road To Paloma is a fugitive-on-the-run story. A road flick that zooms across the sun-dappled landscapes of the American West. And a slow-paced pseudo-commentary on the…
Secret Invasion Cast Adds Christopher McDonald
Christopher McDonald, one of those dependable character actors who might be best known for playing Shooter McGavin in Happy Gilmore, is the latest actor to join…
‘F9 International Box Office: The Movie Breaks the Sound Barrier
F9 hasn’t yet been released in the U.S., but it’s already speeding to the top of the box office charts elsewhere. Following the latest Fast and Furious installment’s…
Monsters at Work Trailer: What Happened After Monsters, Inc.?
There’s some new monsters in charge. Mike and Sulley are taking over Monsters Inc. and turning it into a laugh factory. But that changes things…
A Walk among the Tombstones 2014 Review: The film is a gloomy crime film developed in slow pace
Private investigator Matthew Scudder is hired by a drug kingpin to find out who kidnapped and murdered his wife. In 1991, In New York, Matt…
The Tigers 1991 Review: An Entertaining action-thriller
Entertaining action-thriller that feels too implausible to be more than a passing time-waster. A surprisingly dark and gritty crime thriller that taxes your sympathy as…
Iceman 2004 Review: Donnie Yen returns with the bewildering and sometimes entertaining action-comedy
Donnie Yen returns with the bewildering and sometimes entertaining action-comedy Iceman 3D. A 3D (duh) remake of the 1989 film Iceman Cometh starring Yuen Biao and Maggie Cheung. Iceman…
‘American Gladiators’ Has a ’30 for 30′ Documentary
ESPN has released some of the best sports documentaries out there with their ongoing 30 for 30 series. Last year, they tackled Bruce Lee with Be Water. The…
Double Tap 2000 Review: The film is entertaining until the very last minute
Double Tap is a nice Hong Kong thriller that offers a lot of drama and reminds us of why the movies of the former British…
‘Imprisoned: Survival Guide for Rich and Prodigal’ 2005 Review: An interesting and unique Hong Kong film
Imprisoned: Survival Guide for Rich and Prodigal is adapted from a Hong Kong internet novel. The first half of the movie is a comedic portrayal…