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Latest Reviews
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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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Movies about revenge can be very suspenseful and exciting to watch. With Rage, viewers who enjoy this type of film get to see Nicolas Cage as a father on a violent rampage against villains he thinks are responsible for kidnapping his teenage daughter. The character Cage plays...
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Roger Ebert, one of the finest film critics ever published, was also a great guy! However, I’m pleased that Life Itself, a documentary directed by Steve James, tells the story of Ebert’s entertaining and inspiring life without glossing over his flaws -- which seem to make him even...
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From its owl-eyed main character resembling an aluminum-girded Furby doll, to a nauseatingly unrelenting camera technique (you just THOUGHT the shaky-cam had claimed its last victim), there’s an aura of garish cheapness that permeates nearly every frame of Dave Green’s Earth to Echo....
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Latest Features
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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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On July 15, Movie Addict Headquarters invites you to our Seventh Anniversary Party featuring clips of famous guests, favorite shows, a book giveaway and other goodies. Joining the festivities are: Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari, Mr. Show Biz George Bettinger, film historian...
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Grab-Bag Review
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In brief prefatory remarks through a translator, Pascale Ferran indicated that three months abroad accompanying her 2006 Lady Chatterley was enough and that she was happy to be returning to
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