Nat Wolff continues to win me over with his relatable comic humor. Most widely known as the blind kid in The Fault in Our Stars, Wolff was most recently seen in the forgettable teenage drama Paper Towns. Ashby provides the 20 year old with his most fully fleshed out character yet. Mickey Rourke continues […]
Wildlike is not to be confused with Wild, the film starring Reese Witherspoon, or Into the Wild, which was also filmed in Alaska. Wildlike is the latest indie from Frank Hall Green that takes us into the 49th state, an area seemingly only used for films when the plot requires stunning scenery and a character
NASA hosted a day for the press to take a look behind the scenes at the Johnson Space Center, in prep for 20th Century Fox upcoming film The Martian.
Just Jim is the second, actor turned directorial debut, at SXSW. Craig Roberts might not be a household name just yet, however if you saw his extraordinary performance in Submarine (2010) then you understand how he works. Oliver Tate, his Submarine persona somewhat reflects his true personality. Submarine, a film centered around a depressed teenager
This isn’t Vertical Limit nor is this just another mindless disaster movie. Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur (The Deep, 2 Guns) has set out, not only to capture the tragic events of the 1996 climb, but to explore the various types of people who want to risk their lives to survive Everest. What caught my attention
Director Scott Cooper certainly hit the ground running with his directorial debut “Crazy Heart” back in 2009 earning lead actor Jeff Bridges an Academy Award. His sophomore feature “Into the Furnace” in 2013 was hyped as an awards vehicle for lead Christian Bale, but that didn’t pan out so well after people saw the film.
Scorch Trials is the second installment to The Maze Runner (2014) and is based on the popular teen novel series. As it often happens in adaptation series the makers of Scorch Trials seem so interested moving the story along, that they neglect to make the current film stand on its own. We know this can
Viewers will know exactly what to expect form this film by the end of the opening. Comedians Adam Pally (The To Do List) and Sarah Burns (Life As We Know It) play really nice, but still second rate versions of former Saturday Night Live’s (SNL) cast members Andy Samberg and Kristin Wiig. In fact there
Cooties rides the line of horror, gross behavior and stupidity like Jennifer’s Body, This is the End, or other over-the-top scary horror flicks. It’s a story about TV actors out of a current job, who ban together to fill out Fort Chicken Elementary where a terrible virus has turned the little ones into flesh eating
Captive, a really tight, tense thriller, portrays the desperation of an inmate frustrated about being locked up for so long for something he did not do. (The film leaves unclear whether he is right or not, but seems to imply that he is correct.) Brian Nichols (Oyelowo) decides to take matters into his own