PART TWO OF THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG Review by John Delia Continuing on their journey the band of dwarves and Bilbo Baggins
Review by John Delia Taking a chance on an old-timer favorite, producer and director Gore Verbinski brings a remake of The Lone Ranger to life
Review by John Delia There have been some good film’s featuring magicians, but it’s been quite awhile since a bright one has come along to
Review by John Delia The action gets to fever pitch in A Good Day to Die Hard the fifth in a series of Bruce Willis
Review by John Delia ARNOLD IS BACK! A little loss for wear, yet he’s still a winner in my book with his new film The
It’s that time of year again, the time it falls to us reviewers to select the best films of the past year. Most of the time I really enjoy this part of the job, picking through the 200 plus films I saw and wrote about during the year, but this year, not so. 2011 has been a very lean year in terms of great films, perhaps the worst in the past decade. – Alyn Darnay
Making the most of the animation called performance capture Steven Spielberg creates a wonderful kid adventure with The Adventures of Tintin. The veritable rollercoaster ride of a film is even more spectacular in 3D. Targeted at lads of any age and for good family fun, rush to see the full feature film The Adventures of Tintin.
Another fine adventure for the London detective becomes afoot in the newest 19th century Sir Arthur Conan Doyle crime film Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. The cast from the 2009 release reprises their roles under the able direction of Guy Richie making this outing even more exciting than the last. Don’t skimp here; choose the theater with the best sound and picture quality to magnify your action experience.