I'd had Snowpiercer sitting in my queue for quite a while. It's so right up my alley I have no clue what was keeping me from firing it up. Maybe it was the fear that it
I generally stay away from comic book movies. Especially modern comic book movies, which seem to be nothing more than vehicles to blow up NYC over and over again. It's
Having seen this film and Scott Pilgrim right around the same time, I couldn't help but come away from this one disappointed. This plot makes Scott Pilgrim look like
I know I'm amazingly inconsistent with what I like and what I don't like in my movies. Sometimes I'll nitpick a plot -- or even one single plot point -- to death and
Yeah, I liked it better when it was called The Matrix. Seriously, it's as if they're playing the whole movie with a wink and a nudge. Like all the characters are living
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
Joey, do you like gladiator movies? Do you dig loincloths and digitally enhanced abs? How about homoerotic huddles and androgynous kings? Well, Joey, this just may be
Let's start this off with the admission that I don't know anything about graphic novels. Shit, I still called 'em comics until about eight words ago. I seem to recall
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
Looks can kill (the movie's tagline)? This movie can kill! Okay, I've honestly seen worse. Seeing a very in shape chick wielding knives didn't exactly hurt, but there's
