Release Date: March 29th, 2011 Running Time: 91 minutes The Film The thriller genre is very hard because it has been done every way imaginable. Audiences have seen just about every type of twisted serial killer and psycho. In a time full of larger-than-life supervillains dominating the most popular...

Release Date: April 5th, 2011 Running Time: 96 / 125 minutes The Films Before reviewing this set I had never seen either of the Tron films, so this Blu-ray release allowed me to experience the world of Tron back-to-back in a great balance of the old and the new. The two films complement each other...

Release Date: March 29th, 2011 Running Time: 100 minutes The Film Disney Animation has had a rough couple of years, overshadowed by the consistent perfection of Pixar. It had not produced a true hit since the magical era that included The Lion King and Aladdin. When The Princess and the Frog underperformed,...

Sucker Punch 2011, 109mins, PG-13 Director: Zack Snyder Writer (s): Zack Snyder, Steve Shibuya Cast includes: Emily Browning, Carla Gugino, Abbie Cornish, Vanessa Hudgens, Jena Malone, Jamie Chung, Oscar Isaac, Jon Hamm Release Date: 25th March 2011 Zack Snyder’s “Sucker Punch” is an odd beast,...

2009’s The Visitor, writer-director Tom McCarthy’s lovely character study of two different men—an aging widower and man of letters and a young undocumented immigrant musician who formed an unlikely friendship tested by the harsh realities of INS deportation—was one of that year’s very best...

Limitless 2011, 105mins, PG-13 Director: Neil Burger Writer: Leslie Dixon Cast includes: Bradley Cooper, Abbie Cornish, Robert De Niro, Anna Friel, Andrew Howard Release Date: 18th March 2011 The opening half of “Limitless” is terrific fun, the film’s inspired smart pill premise being contorted...

Release Date: March 22nd, 2011 Running Time: 103 minutes The Film Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp are two of the biggest stars working in films, and pairing them together seemed like a recipe for pure success. Despite placing these beautiful people in an exotic location and having them sizzle with chemistry,...

Director Cary Fukunaga’s bold Jane Eyre is more immediate and moving than prior screen versions of the Charlote Bronte classic, at once a story of extinguished childhood, period feminism and thwarted love. Fukunaga, the young filmmaker who gave us 2009’s gripping immigrant saga Sin Nombre, about...

An intriguing dichotomy in Craig Teper’s new documentary Vidal Sassoon: The Movie, is the determination to both deconstruct one of the 20th century’s most influential icons while simultaneously revering the mystique of a singular, indisputable artist. In a remarkably concentrated hour and a half,...