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The Adventures of Tintin – Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on December 26, 2011 under Movie Reviews
With The Adventures of Tintin, Steven Spielberg has finally decided to play with some of the newest toys of cinema, and in his first motion capture film, he revolutionizes the format. Moreso than Avatar, here Spielberg is let loose to play with the camera as he sees fit, and you can see an invigorated director who’s able to stage sequences in ways that would be unimaginable in live act... Read more.
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol – Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on under Movie Reviews
Though he took his licks for his public insanity, Tom Cruise is now back as a movie star in Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol. But perhaps more exciting for film geeks is the launch of Brad Bird as a live-action director. The two work together to create a stunning action movie that’s lightweight but filled with all the great action one hopes for in an event film. The Play... Read more.
Sherlock Holmes: A Games of Shadows – Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on December 19, 2011 under Movie Reviews
Robert Downey Jr. reprises his role as the legendary fast-talking intellectual sleuth Sherlock Holmes in Guy Ritchie‘s sequel Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. Jude Law also returns as Holmes’s faithful best friend and sidekick Dr. Watson. This time, the two travel to exotic places like Paris and Switzerland with the sole purpose of taking down the villainous Professor Moriarty (Ja... Read more.
I Melt With You: Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on December 11, 2011 under Movie Reviews
Not since Leaving Las Vegas has a film about death-by-consumption hit so hard. Mark Pellington’s I Melt With You mimics the debauchery of Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas and The Hangover so it’s not for the faint of heart. There is vomiting. There are massive amounts of pills and booze, foul sexual jokes and enough cocaine to make Charlie Sheen blush. But behind the suitcases of numbi... Read more.
Shame: Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on December 7, 2011 under Movie Reviews
This week in theaters, Shame, the already multiple award-winning film, directed by Steve McQueen and starring Michael Fassbender hits theaters with a whole lot of sex, emotion and fine filmmaking. McQueen and Fassbender have already proved that they’re a powerful duo with Hunger and now they’re back to show us what they’re made of. The NC-17 rating will likely scare away some viewe... Read more.
My Week with Marilyn: Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on November 25, 2011 under Movie Reviews
Marilyn Monroe is back in theaters again, this time played by the lovely and brave Michelle Williams, who much like Monroe always seems to be up for pushing herself and taking on a challenge. My Week with Marilyn is not your typical Monroe bio-film, though they throw in a few homages to her iconic dance numbers and songs, this film is really about pulling back the curtain and getting to ... Read more.
Dangerous Method: Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on under Movie Reviews
The sex lives and interactions of Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender) and Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) seems a ripe topic for David Cronenberg. It sets expectations that A Dangerous Method cannot meet. His film – adapted from the play by Christopher Hampton – rarely goes for some of the beautiful discomfort that one would expect from the old genre master. Instead you got a modestly en... Read more.
Arthur Christmas: Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on under Movie Reviews
Making films about Santa Claus is difficult business. Besides the fact that he mostly plays to those under ten, the very act of Santa Claus-ing is hard to make cinematic. But the wizards at Aardman animation figured out a way to crack that nut: it’s about Arthur Christmas (voiced by James McAvoy) the younger and goofier son of the current Claus (Jim Broadbent), who loves Christmas more... Read more.
The Muppets: Movie Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on under Movie Reviews
There’s something curious about relaunching a famous brand that has gotten dusty. Sometimes reboots are done out of love, but more often than not it’s just a cashgrab. But don’t worry about 2011′s The Muppets, it was made by the right people for the right reasons. There’s no denying that The Muppets are a beloved group of performers, but between lesser films and TV movies, the ... Read more.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1: Review 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on November 21, 2011 under Movie Reviews
Though The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 doesn’t feature the wrap up of the series, it does get to something the series has been building to since day one: Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) finally putting their desires to bed. And for the couple it is literally a bed-breaking event, one that leads to pregnancy. As a film Breaking Dawn Part 1 classes up th... Read more.
Ben Affleck, Tommy Lee Jones Terrific in The Company Men 0 CommentsPosted by Arsene Lupin on February 6, 2011 under Movie Reviews
Writer-director John Wells‘ The Company Men shows what happens to workers after the Gordon Gekkos (Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps), of the world are given carte blanche to make whatever changes they want together with corrupted liberal politicians. And what does happen? Unemployment runs out of control. The entrepreneurial spirit is crushed. Jobs are exported. All to benefit ... Read more.