Aeon Flux

Aeon Flux is a 2005 film that most people never heard of or choose not to remember. While the producers spent loads of cash on special effects and cast, they forgot one thing, to make sure the story was good. The film flopped.
It stars Charlize Theron as Aeon Flux; she’s an assassin and [...]

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The Island

The Island is a 2005 Michael Bay film about a group of people that think they are survivors of a surface apocalypse. they live underground waiting to win the lottery, that will someday take them to the only inhabitable surface area -the island.
Only thing is, the lottery is really your death ticket and there [...]

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House of Wax

House of Wax is a 2005 horror film, that has done well over the long term, but didn’t do so well in theaters and with audiences initially. We thought is was a great film, creative, and original, but for some reason, audiences didn’t respond to it too well.
the film is about a group of [...]

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Sin City

Most people love this film when they see it, even if they didn’t quite understand what was going on all the time. The film itself, with the unique cinematography, lighting and action makes it a great film. What’s gonna make it even better is that Sin City 2 is scheduled for release next [...]

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The SAW Franchise

Like all films, whether successful or not – it started with an idea. That idea was SAW, not necessarily a franchise, but if it comes about, who’s going to say ‘no.’
That idea was started by two guys; James Wan & Leigh Whannell. They met each other during film school. James wanted to be a director [...]

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Flightplan

Flightplan is another thriller which does not bore simply because it’s got an innovative plot. The movie follows the story of a mother whose daughter vanishes in a plane 38,000 feet in mid-air intercontinental flight from Europe to New York . The absurdity of it all “from the mother’s point of view” was that no [...]

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Red Eye

It’s nice to see Wes Craven make a film minus the slashing. The action scenes in this movie are convincing but Red Eye has an absurd plot. Why conduct an elaborate operation to abduct a hotel manager in mid-flight, and then tell her to transfer a visiting guest at her hotel to another suite so [...]

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The Longest Yard

The Longest Yard was one of the heartfelt movies that I’ve seen starring Adam Sandler. Adam here is not a slapstick or a romantic comedian, he’s more of like Michael Scofield in Prison Break who extends a helping hand even though he’s confined. Adam Sandler here plays a football player who’s jailed for drunk driving. [...]

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