Monthly Archives: January 2009

BRIDE WARS

By | January 2009

“Bride Wars” is a chick flick in the purest sense—it’s not about men or falling in love—and is quite funny…It might have taken three screenwriters to finalize the blueprint, but the end result is deliciously mindless and doesn’t pretend to offer more substance than it delivers.

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BRIDE WARS

Narrated by Marion St. Claire (Candice Bergen), New York City’s premier wedding planner, “Bride Wars” (Gary Winick) centers on Liv (Kate Hudson), an...

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DEAR ZACHARY: A LETTER TO A SON ABOUT HIS FATHER

I’ve said this before, but one of the worst parts of dying in a violent fashion is that the focus of your entire life often becomes the sensationalist...

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DEFIANCE

Just in time for awards season comes “Defiance,” the next entry in the immortal but nebulous genre of the holocaust film. It is odd territory this...

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WALTZ WITH BASHIR

Even in this day and age, the art of animation is still considered something primarily for the amusement of families and children. Even the more...

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THE UNBORN

There is a typical cliché amongst film criticism that is used to describe a writer or director’s career all too often. It’s something you’ve heard...

SAWDENLY STOLEN?

It’s a story like many, many others before it. A director has a vision, and scrapes together whatever cash he can beg, borrow or sell his blood for and...

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THE WAMEGO ULTIMATUM (DVD)

The trilogy is complete. Firecracker and Watch Out filmmaker Steve Balderson is back with the third installment in his Wamego documentary series that...

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$100 AND A T-SHIRT

At first glance you might think the title of director Joe Biel’s documentary, $100 and a T-Shirt, might be describing the film’s budget. The lighting...

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I KICKED LUIS GUZMAN IN THE FACE

Who doesn’t like a good face-kicking movie? Fans of the genre can rest assured that this short is the triumph of boot-between-the-eyes contact they all...

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THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL

"The Day The Earth Stood Still" is the definition of a ‘so-so’ movie. It’s not particularly good, but it’s competent and more or less successful...

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