22 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
Taking excitement to another level, Dragon makes its way into home video on Blu-ray. The Chinese martial arts film has a good story, excellently choreographed fight scenes and superb cinematography for home viewing. The action gets intense and the film takes a few unexpected twists to its creative...
Read more → 20 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
The opening sequence in the movie Oblivion is spectacular showing Earth as a devastated planet and the moon busting apart following an attack by an alien invasion. Well acted by a handful of cast members, the action movie mesmerizes as it spools out its grand design. Both the cinematography and computer...
Read more → 18 Apr 2013
Posted by Alex Kecskes 
A search for identity in two unlikely characters punctuates Arthur Newman, a quirky road film that moves obliquely in directions both predictable and unpredictable. Director Dante Ariola's feature debut skillfully braids two veteran performers--Colin Firth and Emily Blunt—in a dramedy that’s...
Read more → 15 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
Romances are a dime a dozen and each new crop tries to outdo the last, but not many succeed. With Save The Date, however, it’s a fun film that explores the fears of commitment with a different kind of twist that highlights the vulnerability of its characters. Nicely directed by Michael Mohan...
Read more → 13 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
If you have youngsters who are in their learning phase then you will want them to see Delhi Safari, a fun film that makes a lot of sense about our relationship to the animals on our planet. Told in story form, this cute film will intrigue, entertain and pass along a message that’s much needed...
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