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...
Read more → 12 Apr 2013
Posted by Alex Kecskes 
A modern day Beauty and Beast fairytale, CW’s update has Catherine (Kristin Kreuk) inexorably connected to Vincent (Jay Ryan) through her scientist mother, who conducted the military medical experiments that changed Vincent into a beast. Catherine first encountered Vincent years earlier, when he saved...
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