I originally wanted to post this as my weekend roundup, but haven’t got around to finishing it. Anyway, last weekend was a busy one but I managed to watch two movies that couldn’t be more different from each other: the action-packed The A-Team and Rob Marshall’s musical NINE (review forthcoming). Well in a way they [...]
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FlixChatter Review: The A-Team
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged A-Team movie, A-Team review, Bradley Cooper, Liam Neeson, movie review, movies, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson, Sharlto Copley A-team Murdoch on June 19, 2010 | 28 Comments »
FlixChatter Review: The Young Victoria
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged Emily Blunt, Mark Strong, movie review, movies, Mrs. Brown Judi Dench, Rupert Friend, The Young Victoria, The Young Victoria review on January 25, 2010 | 5 Comments »
I love British period dramas and adore Emily Blunt, so put the two together and I expect an enjoyable movie experience. Thankfully, I wasn’t disappointed. Not only is it a gorgeous movie to look at, but also believably-acted by both Emily in the title role, as well as Rupert Friend as Albert. A bit of [...]
Everyone’s a Critic Part 3: Reviews from FlixChatter’s Readers
Posted in Everyone's a Critic, tagged Avatar 3-D review, Avatar movie, Bradley Cooper, James Cameron, movie review, movies, The Hangover review, Young at Heart Documentary on January 20, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Welcome to the third edition of Everyone’s a Critic series! We’ve got a couple of new contributors today, thanks guys! Here they are in their own words: … The Hangover by Mike Beery (now how appropriate is that??) It’s uncommon that one seeks out a comedy film a second time, as most of the jokes [...]
Everyone’s a Critic: Reviews from FlixChatter Readers
Posted in Everyone's a Critic, tagged Blindside review, dvd review, Heart & Souls dvd review, movie review, movies, New Moon review, Synecdoche New York dvd review on December 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I sheepishly admit that I didn’t see ANY flick this long weekend. It’s been a hectic weekend of getting-together with friends, as well as bidding farewell to a dear, dear friend who’s moving to a different state. Needless to say, I had zero time to dash off to a theater or even to watch a [...]
FlixChatter Review: Law Abiding Citizen
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged F. Gary Gray, Gerard Butler, Jamie Foxx, Law Abiding Citizen, Law Abiding Citizen review, movie review, movies on October 18, 2009 | 20 Comments »
If you read my blog regularly, you know I’ve been pumpin’ this flick for quite a while. Yet, come Friday afternoon, after reading all the dismal reviews by top critics, I sort of had second thoughts about it. Now, it’s not because I give that much faith in what the critics say, but I was [...]
DVD Pick: State of Play
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged movie review, movies, reviews, Russell Crowe, State of Play on September 11, 2009 | 9 Comments »
Everything about this movie, from the premise, cast and even the poster screamed ‘smart, riveting thriller.’ The nice thing is, it lives up to my expectation, and then some. This is Russell Crowe’s strongest performance since The Insider 10 years ago. Of course I loved him in Gladiator, but it’s his amazingly credible role as [...]
Flixchatter Review: The Soloist
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged film dramas, Jamie Foxx, Joe Wright, movie review, movies, reviews, Robert Downey Jr., Ron Howard A Beautiful Mind, The Soloist, The Soloist review on August 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I almost didn’t watch this one as the Blockbuster nearby didn’t have a copy. We’ve been circling around the New Releases section twice and on to the older flicks aisles, and still couldn’t agree on something none of us had seen or wanted to watch. So my hubby and a couple of buddies of mine [...]
Flixchatter Review: District 9
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged District 9, District 9 review, movie review, movies, Neill Blomkamp, Peter Jackson, reviews, sci-fi movie, Sharlto Copley on August 17, 2009 | 8 Comments »
It’s nearly eleven hours since I saw the movie and its effect lingers with me still. I haven’t been this blown away by something I saw at the movies since The Dark Knight last year. Just like that blockbuster, I can say this with confidence, BELIEVE THE HYPE. But unlike the caped crusader tale, District [...]








