Real Review - The Incredible Hulk 2008

Ok, so this was not a remake of the Ang Lee film Hulk, but it certainly seemed like it was going to be from the previews. This film actually only touches on the discovery of the Hulk in the beginning to get the viewers caught up on the situation, but then quickly skips to a later time when Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is trying to discover a cure for his “illness.” Read more

Real Review - The Fall

If your eyeballs could have an orgasm, watching this movie would be the way to achieve it (along with Curse of the Golden Flower, but I digress). Read more

Real Reviews - Kung Fu Panda

Sure, the commercials and the trailer are pretty funny, but is the actual movie any good? Oh, yes. Kung Fu Panda is the closest that Dreamworks has managed to get to the quality and feel of a Pixar film, and that’s a good thing. Although it’s rated PG like previous offerings from the studio like the Shrek series, here we’re missing the sharp edge and subtle “adult” humor. Read more

Real Reviews - Smokin’ Aces HD DVD

Buddy “Aces” Israel must be stopped and that means kill him and rip out his heart. So goes the premise for Smokin’ Aces, an action-thriller that asks the question, “Can a plot so thin possibly fill-out a movie for two hours?” The answer is decidedly “no.” Read more

Real Reviews- Cloverfield Blu Ray

It was with some trepidation that I watched Cloverfield, fully expecting the film to be the typical teenage-oriented disaster flick, but I was pleasantly surprised. Not only was Cloverfield an exciting and tense disaster flick but it was also a monster movie, too. Kudos to the production team that created this over-the-top CGI adventure, but also to the director, Matt Reeves, who actually achieved decent performances from his young cast. Read more

Real Review - Sex And the City

As a huge Sex and the City fan, I planned to love the movie no matter what, but it truly delivered, even despite my small fears it’d just be one huge, long promo as it opened with a lot of SATC sass and recap of where we’d left all the ladies. Read more

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