Tag: movies
“Secret of the Tomb” stretches tired concept
In another installment no one saw coming or particularly demanded, “Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb” seems to be the final movie...
Summer Arts Preview 2014
With the regular school year over, many students staying in Riverside are looking forward to what the locale has to offer in terms of...
“Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” Review
At a glance, “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” seems like a fairytale mash-up of “Van Helsing” (2004), “The Brothers Grimm” (2005) and the “Underworld”...
“Parker” Review
As the star of director Taylor Hackford’s crime thriller “Parker,” Jason Statham (“The Expendables,” “The Transporter”) is part Robin Hood, part righteous villain and...
“Movie 43” Review
There isn’t much to say when it comes to the humorless, scatologically driven train wreck that is “Movie 43,” and that’s because there is...
Top 10 Family Holiday Movies
The holidays are all about spending time with the family. Problem is, between late nights at the office, scrambling for last-minute gift shopping and...
“Red Dawn” Review
It’s no secret that the Wolverine battle cry was muffled seemingly indefinitely when MGM Studios took a financial blow, crippling the “Red Dawn” remake’s...
“Hitchcock” Review
Alfred Hitchcock was an iconic film director who transcended his own era of cinema, so it seems only right to make a movie about...
“Lincoln” Review
It’s not often a historical film can make an old political figure seem vibrant and engaging in a modern sense. Though at times hindered...
“Silver Linings Playbook” Review
Cheesy? You must be thinking of another movie. Director/screenwriter David O. Russell (“The Fighter,” “Three Kings”) covers all the bases from the opening to...