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Latest Reviews
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After watching the trailers for Lucy, I was looking forward to this film -- especially with the proficient Scarlett Johansson playing the title character. Unfortunately, during the very first scene I was already annoyed.
Lucy is attending college in Taiwan. One day...
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Moviegoers often benefit when a film boasts more than one genre. Such is the case with And So It Goes, co-starring Michael Douglas and Diane Keaton. It’s somewhat of a romance as well as a little bit of a comedy, plus a story about family and reconnecting with yourself and...
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Beheadings galore
in past days of yore
can make Ironclad 2
a bit hard to view.
Yet brave daring dudes
who fight these old feuds
help lessen the pain.
Will they fight in vain?
Plus...
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The modern technology of iPads, camcorders, and cloud computing clashes with age-old challenges of how to keep marriage fresh in Sex Tape, a big wild comedy beginning with a promising idea but ultimately falling on its unfunny face.
That promising idea comes from the premise...
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Latest Features
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On July 29, filmmaker Kyle Olson visits Movie Addict Headquarters to discuss Letters to Ashleigh, his moving documentary based on a real-life tragedy involving the murder of teenager Ashleigh Love. This unusual documentary shows how one girl’s death inspired an entire community...
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On July 22, top Hollywood casting director Lisa London joins Movie Addict Headquarters to talk about her book From Start to Stardom. Lisa has discovered and/or cast such famous actors and actresses as Jennifer Aniston, Jonah Hill, Emma Stone, Miley Cyrus,...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Since its appearance early on in the Huckleberry Finn polemic, “broken-backed” has furnished a handy critical designation for works somehow fractured or that seem to present a decided midway crisis in story, point of view...
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