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Reviews of July Movies |
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I, Robot (7/16/04) 4: Loosely based on Isaac Asimov's novel, the film is set 40 years in the future where robots are common housemates. As new robots are made, they begin to act against the humans. Will Smith |
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Anchorman (7/9/04) 4: The legend of Ron Burgundy comes alive in this 70's classic tells the tale of a mysoginistic news team who get debunked when a female newlady comes around. Will Ferrell |
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Sleepover (7/9/04) 3: The story of 2 groups of girls getting ready for high school life and arguing over where to eat lunch when they get there. Some comedy but mostly for kids. Alexa Vega |
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A Cinderella Story (7/16/04) 3: A modern version of the old story of cinderella, but this time instead of a ball, its a prom, and instead of a glass slipper its a cell phone. A little cheesy but tolerable. Hillary Duff |
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The Bourne Supremacy (7/23/04) 4: The sequel to the original in '02, this one puts Jason Bourne in a falsely accused murder case involving Russian terrorists. A box office smash surprise. Matt Damon |
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The Village (7/30/04) 5: An M. Night Shymalan picture which covers a town of people in the 1890s who are trapped in their town by the surrounding woods which house deadly creatures. Joaquin Phoenix |
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Harold and Kumar go to White Castle (7/30/04) 3: An Indian guy and an asian guy decide to go to White Castle to satisfy their hunger but get sidetracked on the way by girls and weed. John Cho, Kal Penn |
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Reviews of August Movies |
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Collateral (8/6/04) 5: An LA taxi driver picks up a contract killer who makes him drive all night throughout the city so that he can kill off witnesses to a big drug trial. Great dialogue shot angles. Tom Cruise |
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Alien Vs. Predator (8/13/04) 3: Two great movie franchises put together in a war underneath the ice of antarctica. The only problem is that they barely fight and they made it fit into a PG-13 audience. |
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Open Water (8/6/04) 2: The true story of a vacationing couple who get left behind while scuba diving in shark infested water. A very poor shot film and pointless storytelling. |
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Without a Paddle (8/20/04) 3: After the death of a childhood friend, a group of old friends come together to go camping in the counrtyside of Oregon. Alot of teenage humor and whacky fun. Seth Green |
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Hero (8/27/04) 4: Another asian fighting film about three assassins and a lone warrior who attempt to kill the leader of a chinese land. Definitely great fight scenes and Christian references. Jet Li |
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