Movies

In the wake of the September 11th attacks there have been dozens of movies made dealing with the homefront aftermath

I cannot think of a better actor today than Daniel Day-Lewis. With little more than a dozen films during his

A movie that everyone’s talking about, Argo, the newest film from actor/director Ben Affleck, is catching a great deal of

Joaquin Phoenix looks like hell in The Master, the new experience from Oscar-nominated director Paul Thomas Anderson, his first film

The darkest chapter by far in the groundbreaking series, as well as the first PG-13 movie I would advise parents

by Ashley Wetzel Act of Valor, a film directed by Mike McCoy and Scott Waugh, premiered on Feb. 24, 2011.

I’ve received several negative comments for my pick as the best film of 2011: Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life,

1) The Tree of Life Starring: Brad Pitt & Jessica Chastain Director: Terrence Malick   2) The Artist Starring: Jean

The Artist, a black and white silent French film about a mega-film star of the 1920s golden age of Hollywood

by Ashley Wetzel The film Immortals, directed by Tarsem Singh, premiered on Nov. 11. Previous films directed by Singh include