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| Review: The X-Files - I Want to Believe |
| written by: Michael Henninger |
| The problem of bringing a vaunted TV commodity like the X-Files back to the big screen---after the series’ final curtain call some six years ago---seems clear enough as to be almost common sense: How to please diehards while making something the average summer movie-goer can get in on, pain free. |
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| Lost Boys 2- The Tribe, It's All About Sucking |
| written by: Mike Losquadro |
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In the wake of The Dark Knight's huge success comes this straight to DVD mess. It's time to report on probably the biggest piece of shit, coming straight to DVD shelves everywhere, Lost Boys 2: The Tribe. Starring no one cares, and Angus Sutherland making a film to bank just enough money to buy an eightball, shoot-up a good one, and die on a sidewalk someplace. |
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| The Dark Knight- A Triumph |
| written by: Mike Losquadro |
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Superheroes everywhere this summer, right? We had Iron Man kicking ass, The Incredible Hulk getting pissed and bashing stuff, even Hellboy is back to raise hell again. But, The Dark Knight trumps them all. This is an amazingly sophisticated, dark thrilling ride that will totally satisfy Bat-Geeks and all others.
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| The Incredible Hulk |
| written by: Dennis O'Brien |
| While it's no Iron Man, Marvel's remake/re-envisioning/sequel The Incredible Hulk is pretty solid entertainment. |
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| No Country for Old Men |
| written by: Dennis O'Brien |
| Cormac McCarthy's terrific modern western is a perfect fit for the blunt instruments of the Coen Brothers. It's a slow, violent story about greed, rage, and the slippery moral slope of the twentieth century. Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin lead a brilliant cast in what is not only the best Coen Brothers film in a decade, but one of the best films of 2007. |
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