Is this to be our new normal? These movies like Palm Springs with their high-concept / low-concept, middle-of-the-roadness. A soft R rating because it's an adult movie
Long live the romantic comedy. No, seriously. I'm a sucker for them. They make for the perfect background entertainment. Or, in this case, the perfect in-the-air
I read the novel on which this movie is based. I didn't really like it. So, to summarize, I decided to waste 90 minutes of my life watching a film based on a book
Is there such a thing as disposable cinema? I mean I know there's plenty of straight-to-video, tax write-off crap that pollutes Netflix like a really lame plague, but
I'm not sure why it is every movie I see these days has Ryan Gosling in it. First there was Drive. Then The Ides of March. And now this thing -- which I saw on a plane
Ah the rom com. The district where handsome, successful guys suck and dudes who are poor as dirt, but have good hearts are the best! In other words, bullshit. When's the
Nothing about this movie spoke to it being good. Ok, you have Vince Vaughn, who I tend to find pretty funny--and is sometimes hilarious--and Reese Witherspoon, who long
I want to first say that this movie is a complete waste of time. It's an airplane movie. A movie to wash dishes by. It's a warm bath and razor blade movie. The narrative
I gotta say that I'm not a big fan of "gross out" comedy. It's not to say that it needs to be gross to be gross out, but I'm talking about these kind of broad comedies
No matter which way you slice it, this thing is a classic. The plot is weak and formulaic. The direction is lame and amateurish. The acting is one step above community
Merde is French for "shit," right? Well, this movie bites in any language. As if watching a dubbed movie wasn't bad enough; I was forced to view this drek on a transcontinental
There's a weird sheen over this whole movie. Perhaps it's the strange similarity (in title only) to In the Company of Men. In fact, when I put this film in my queue, I
So Katie Holmes might have been on my imaginary "if I were to stray for a Hollywood starlette" list. That was before she fell for Mr. You Don't Know the History of Psychiatry
This movie was a waste of time for everyone involved. It was like an ode to mediocrity and conventionalism. If there was a screenwriting program (which I believe there