To dispense with a lengthy plot synopsis for The Hangover: Part II would be a profound waste of the time it would take me to write it and you to read it. The Hangover: Part II is the exact same movie as its predecessor down to nearly every single narrative beat. While there’s certainly something [...]

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One complaint you cannot level at Limitless is that it is unoriginal or uncreative. In an upcoming summer of senseless sequels and repugnant remakes, Limitless—warts and all—is at least something we’ve never seen before.

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This review first appeared in The Colorado Springs Gazette. To read this review at its original source, click here.
This weekend is one that the children of the 80s have either been salivating over for months, or are doing their very best to pretend does not exist. The two big films opening this weekend, The A-Team [...]

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This review first appeared in The Colorado Springs Gazette. To read this review at its original source, click here.
Valentine’s Day, I saw Love Actually, I knew Love Actually, Love Actually was a friend of mine. Valentine’s Day, you’re no Love Actually.

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Near the opening of The Hangover, four men gather on the rooftop of Caesar’s Palace, Sin City glittering like so much neon forbidden fruit below them. They are in Las Vegas to celebrate Doug’s (Justin Bartha) impending nuptials, or more accurately, see to it that his last night as a bachelor is as debauched as [...]

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