Salt (2010–100min) A. Jolie, L. Schreiber Evelyn Salt (Jolie) is a long time highly trained CIA operative. Everything is business as usual until a strange Russian man comes wandering into a CIA office with some disturbing inside news. He claims the Russian president is going to be assassinated on US soil in the next day and […]

Knight and Day (2010–109 mins) T. Cruise, C. Diaz    Tom Cruise plays international super agent Roy. He’s trying to protect a kid who has discovered a formula for a battery that will never run out. Something that as always is world changing and in the wrong hands can be catastrophic. Roy however, has been […]

Frenemy (2009– 80 mins) M. Modine, Callum Blue, A. Baldwin There are a bunch of red flags that go up when looking at this image in the red box or the cover of the DVD. First the movie wasn’t even called Frenemy to begin with. Originally it was called “Little Fish, Strange Pond”.  Next the […]

Easy A (2010– 92mins) Emma Stone A pretty simple way to describe Easy A is mean girls crossed with a John Hughes movie. It’s kinda cheesy to describe a movie in one way that it wants to describe itself as in the movie but Easy A is a good little movie so I’ll give it […]

It’s not a closely guarded secret that Sean of the Dead is one of my favorite movies. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are a great comic duo and I am hopeful that these two can put out a ton of buddy comedies in the future. Coming out MArch 18 2011 is their latest movie Paul. […]

The Thor trailer hit this weekend and it’s got some potential. The effects are on par with amazing but is that enough? Will the mainstream audiences embrace the story? What makes the recent emergence of the superhero movies successfull? Well it’s the powers, the effects, and the story. I am not 100% sure if people […]

Going the Distance (2010– 102 mins) D. Barrymore, J. Long     Going the Distance is a romantic comedy about 2 lovers Erin (Barrymore) and Garrett (Long) who must endure a long distance relationship. As always with these two they have good chemistry and both are very likable (although Long to me always seems like an […]