How do you watch and enjoy a movie about deplorable people? The Mother Theresa story this ain't. But when you think about it, Vice is hardly alone in having us revel in
There are movies where the moviemaking overcomes the movie itself. In other words, the script or narrative may be lacking, but the sheer spectacle of the thing makes it
I'll start right out here by saying that I'm not usually a huge fan of comic book movies. I mean I sat through Elektra and Garfield I and II (that counts right)? I've
I knew next to nothing about this movie before I rented it. I couldn't even remember if it was the one with Ed Norton or Batman. I had a vague recollection somewhere in
I've never been a comic book guy. Sure I had my fun with baseball cards and the Sunday Los Angeles Times funnies, but I've always found dudes who read comics to be kinda
The new cool thing in Hollywood is to claim your film is ''unHollywood.'' In most cases it's like George W. claiming to be a Washington outsider, or a band on Warner
I'm completely ignorant about history. I think there was some war in the late 30's and early 40's, and I believe there were a bunch of countries involved. I think it