Tower Heist Rating: M Distributor: UPI Release Date: December 26 A film with Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphie and Matthew Broderick about average working Joes robbing a high security building. It’s enough to tickle the funny bone, but beware. Tower Heist is not the comedy you’re expecting. Stiller is Josh Kovacs, the building manager of a New York high… Continue reading Movie Review: Tower Heist
War Horse Rating: MDistributor: DreamworksRelease Date: December 26 I’m not one for horse movies. I was unimpressed by The Horse Whisperer, unmoved during Pharlap, and I still experience uncontrollable shudders when someone mentions International Velvet. However War Horse is the sort of film that I’d happily use to lead a charge to the cinemas these holidays. The second… Continue reading Movie Review: War Horse
Happy Feet 2 Rating: PG Distributor: Roadshow Release Date: December 26 Happy Feet 2 is every bit as enjoyable as the first film in the franchise, and that’s largely because its creators have returned every element that made the first so attractive. In the previous film Mumble, the penguin that couldn’t hold a tune, showed his chorally gifted… Continue reading Movie Review: Happy Feet 2
We Bought A Zoo Rating: GDistributor: FoxRelease Date: December 26 This production was originally slated for Ben Stiller – and you’ll soon see why – but it’s a good thing for viewers that Matt Damon had to take his place. Damon stars as Benjamin Mee, a single dad struggling to raise his son and daughter. Benjamin decides to… Continue reading Movie Review: We Bought a Zoo
Spielberg’s feel for the heroic blockbuster is as sure as ever, and The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn seems set for success.
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