Bolt (2008) |
80% | |
Accepted (2006) |
30% | |
Thank You For Smoking (2006) |
90% | |
Duplicity (2009) |
60% | |
Star Trek (2009) |
90% | |
Bolt is an electrifying animated feature populated by likable characters. Deft in comedic delivery and populated by likable characters. The best moments of Bolt is when Bolt learns how to enjoy living the life of a spoiled mutt. Bolt, Mittens, and Rhino make for a sharply... More
Accepted is tolerable shtick, calculated to the point that it is prepackaged with the inspiring speech by the protagonist. Its more inspired moments come from Lewis Black, as a ranting old man who criticizes American education (in general, the system)throughout the film.
Populated by barefaced lobbyists and audacious anti-smoking politicos, Thank You For Smoking is a razor-sharp satire that refuses to take side on the smoking debate. Riddled with clever dialogue and elevated by high-caliber performances, Thank You is a rarity of a comedy.
The real pleasure in Duplicity isn't watching its overly intricate plot unravel. It is to watch Claire (Roberts) and Ray (Owen) fence it out with wit and fierce dialogue. How'd they love to live in Rome with a lifestyle reserved only for the gods. So they make a plan.... More
Star Trek's pitch-perfect casting and kinetic direction make for a thrill-ride like a sudden rush of sci-fi goodness to the heart. From the marvelous opening scene to the first glimpses of the Enterprise (underscored by Michael Giacchino's masterful score)to the last... More
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