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The Wolf of Wall Street
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"There's no nobility in poverty. I've been a poor man, and I've been a rich man. And I choose rich every fucking time." 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street is both an idiosyncratic Martin Scorsese picture and a considerable change of pace for... More

Gravity
Reviewed by johanlefourbe
After seven long years, Alfonso Cuaron finally came up with a new directing effort and, boy, it was definitely worth the wait. I got in a traffic jam (the Dutch national football team was playing the same evening at the stadium next door…... More

I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream
Reviewed by Nosoki
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream is a point and click psychological horror game based on the short story of the same name by Harlan Ellison. It tells the story of five people who are trapped inside a machine who calls himself AM, voiced b... More

Spring Breakers
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"I'm starting to think this is the most spiritual place I've ever been." Spring Breakers represents the exact type of audacious cinematic vision that we do not see enough of in the 21st Century. It's a uniquely breathtaking experience from... More

Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Reviewed by Time Bomb
Fortunately, the world did not end, so we can play Ni No Kuni The Threat of the Witch Cinerea, at least in the West, because Japan is already out for several months. Disconnect the decoder so that the silent cacophony of political forums, d... More

Sinister
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"The symbol is associated with a Pagan deity named Baghuul... He consumes the souls of the human children." Let's not mince words here: Sinister scared the fucking shit out of me, and that is not an accolade I hand out lightly. It's rare to... More

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Reviewed by Bml93
Warning: This might be more rambling, than an actual coherent review. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is that difficult second film in this trilogy. It's difficult in the sense that it has to improve on what, in many peoples eyes (no... More

The Black Cauldron
Reviewed by johanlefourbe
Well, first of all, back in the 80's, Disney had a really hard time with their animated features. Indeed, they were all pretty much some critical flops, including this movie. Personally, even though I have to admit that it is not one of Dis... More

Memento
Reviewed by Ricky49er
There is so many great things to talk about this movie but I have decided to leave this review spoiler-less. Either way this is one of those films that is great to watch when you have barely a clue about what the film is about. So if you ar... More

The Godfather
Reviewed by The Mighty Celestial
Top 10 reasons why the Godfather is my favorite movie of all time: 10. The late great John Cazale. An actor who in his short film career, never starred in any movie rated less than an A+. 9. Marlon Brando is back with a performance ... More

Eyes of Laura Mars
Reviewed by Mass. Patriot
One of my favorites thriller movies was written by...guess who...John Carpenter ! Directed by Irvin "The Empire Strikes Back" Kershner and shooted in New York during the Fall/Winter of 1977. Barbra Streisand and Discomusic soundtrack, 70's ... More

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Reviewed by Bml93
At last. Finally are we back in Middle-Earth. After several years in development hell, Peter Jackson takes us back to one of the most beloved and magical worlds in cinematic and literature history. Jackson did justice to J.R.R Tokien's The ... More

Modern Vampires of the City
Reviewed by Time Bomb
With a title that seems to be the new episode of the Twilight saga and a magnificent cover - a photograph of New York in 1966, by Neal Boenzi, which portrays the Big Apple on the day of maximum pollution in its history - the return Vampire ... More

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"The other victors. Because of her, they all pose a threat. Because of her, they all think they are invincible." For those unfamiliar with Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games novels, 2012's The Hunger Games was a tough sell, cursed with nausea... More

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Reviewed by Bml93
I liked 2012's The Hunger Games. It was an entertaining and well-made film, but it also managed to be thought-provoking with some spot-on social commentary. The sequel, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, is everything the last film was, but i... More

Scream (1996)
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"Movies don't create psychos. Movies make psychos more creative!" For horror fans, Scream should require no introduction. John Carpenter established the recognisable template for slasher films with Halloween in 1978, but Wes Craven's Scream... More

Ed Wood
Reviewed by LordDarkrai
For those who have no idea who Edward D. Wood Jr is. He is an optimistic filmmaker that is famous or infamous for creating movies like "Plan 9 from Outer Space", and "Glen or Glenda" that people called them the worst films ever made. In the... More

Trance
Reviewed by PvtCaboose91
"The choice is yours. Do you want to remember or do you want to forget?" Trance is classic Danny Boyle in every sense of the word, a sophisticated thriller more in the vein of Trainspotting than his more linear recent efforts. It's unsurpr... More