Mr. Brooks starts out on a high note but devolves into a straightforward movie that doesn’t live up to its potential. Earl Brooks (Kevin Costner) is a well-loved and successful businessman, who is secretly addicted to murder. Whenever the opportunity presents itself, Earl indulges his craving as a serial killer, goaded on by “Marshall” (William […]

I’ll skip the usual movie review. As Juned once said: There’s no point in being critical for a movie like Die Hard.
Still, if you’re wondering why you should pay the price of admission for Resident Evil 3: Extinction, here are a few reasons:

You love the video game franchise.
You like explosions and gore (sorry, no sex […]

From the way it was marketed, No Reservations looked like any other romantic comedy. To a certain degree, this is true. After all, there’s nothing unique about a woman with neurotic control issues falling in love with an unpredictable, happy-go-lucky man.
Kate Armstrong (Zeta-Jones) is one of New York’s finest chefs, who likes to be […]

In many ways, The Bourne Ultimatum is similar to its two prequels, The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy. Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is once again trying to unlock his amnesia-clouded past, fending off powerful foes who want to silence him at any cost.
Once again, we marvel at his adaptability and efficient ruthlessness, as he […]

Ratatouille represents the best Pixar film to date, narrating how a rat named Rémy pursues his dream to become a chef with the help of the bumbling Alfredo Linguini. Despite the fact that rats are never welcome in a kitchen.
Steve Jobs once said that while “Apple is the most creatively advanced technical company…Pixar is the […]