Posted by Jared Mobarak on February 13, 2015 · Leave a Comment
“Are you familiar with the grey wolf?” Considering the story goes that Nicolas Cage was the catalyst for getting The Sorcerer’s Apprentice off the ground—he really wanted to do a movie where he had magical powers—and how well-suited his over-the-top theatrics are to family film fare, it’s surprising he hasn’t made a point of doing […]
Category action/adventure, comedy, film reviews · Tags Alfred Molina, Alice Krige, Arturo Di Modica, Fantasia, Gregory Woo, Jay Baruchel, Jerry Bruckheimer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Jon Turteltaub, Monica Bellucci, National Treasure, Nicolas Cage, Nicole Ehringer, Paul Dukas, Teresa Palmer, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Toby Kebbell
Posted by Jared Mobarak on September 6, 2006 · Leave a Comment
“Sinners deserve to lose their spawn” Silent Hill is a study in atmosphere and mood. While some may say it is style over substance, I’d have to agree a bit, but correct the statement to style with substance. Christophe Gans, the visionary director behind a great foreign film Brotherhood of the Wolf, has crafted a […]
Category film reviews, horror · Tags Alice Krige, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Christophe Gans, David Lynch, Deborah Kara Unger, Hellraiser, Jodelle Ferland, Radha Mitchell, Roger Avary, Sean Bean, Silent Hill, Terry Gilliam, Tideland
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