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Mar 01

Stalingrad (2013)

Posted on March 1, 2014 by Joel Hilke

Stalingrad is a Russian-made, Russian/German language (with subtitles) World War II movie that’s more-or-less about the Battle of Stalingrad. I say more-or-less because, for a movie named after the city / battle, it’s almost entirely focused on a smaller battle … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Drama, Low 80s, War, World War II
Mar 01

Non-Stop

Posted on March 1, 2014 by Joel Hilke

Non-Stop is the newest Liam Neeson modestly-budgeted, drops-early-in-the-year, makes-a-lot-of-money for-its-budget, and is some-level-of-quality-without-being-a-great-movie for 2014. Previous movies in this sub-genre of one would be Taken, Taken 2, The Grey, and Unknown. All of these are some level of modest good … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Die Hard Clone, Mid 70s, Suspense
Feb 23

3 Days to Kill

Posted on February 23, 2014 by Joel Hilke

Saw 3 Days to Kill, the new Kevin Costner spy-with-a-daughter flick. Is it a spy movie or a family comedy? Yes. I’m sure this isn’t going to do well, but I was surprised – shocked – at how much I … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Comedy, Mid 80s, Spy
Feb 22

Pompeii

Posted on February 22, 2014 by Joel Hilke

So someone got the chocolate of Gladiator in my peanut butter of Titanic and out spilled Pompeii… a disaster flick with gladiators, a rich girl who falls in love with a poor boy (ok, a slave/gladiator) while her unwanted rich … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Ancient Greece/Rome, Disaster, Gladiator, Greek/Roman Myths, Historic, Low 70s, Volcano
Feb 16

About Last Night

Posted on February 16, 2014 by Joel Hilke

Saw the remake of About Last Night… a romantic comedy with no hooks or gimmicks… just a relationship movie with ups and downs. It’s not a bad movie and these are fairly mature adults with adult issues (and adult language). … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Low 70s, Romance, Romantic Comedy
Feb 15

Endless Love (2014)

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Joel Hilke

So I took my imaginary Canadian girlfriend to see Endless Love, the new romance flick released just in time for Valentine’s Day. It’s a remake of an 80s flick I didn’t see. It stars the least convincing 18 year old … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Drama, Mid 60s, Romance
Feb 15

Nut Job, The

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Joel Hilke

I skipped it for a few weeks, but finally got to see The Nut Job, the shockingly unfunny CG cartoon starring various small rodents who want to rob a nut store (which is being used as a front for generic … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Animated, CGI, Comedy, Mid 50s
Feb 15

Winter’s Tale

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Joel Hilke

So… went to see Winter’s Tale… the new romantic magical realism film starring Collin Ferrell and a really curious cast including Russel Crowe, Jennifer Connely, William Hurt, and an insane cameo by a big movie star giving a wildly weird … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Low 80s, Romance, Supernatural
Feb 13

RoboCop (2014)

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Joel Hilke

Back when I was 16 or so, I saw RoboCop twice on the same day… the first time it blew me away… the second time was sharing it with a friend. I’d never done that before. My point being: I … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Action, Low 80s, Sci-fi
Feb 09

Vampire Academy

Posted on February 9, 2014 by Joel Hilke

The new movie Vampire Academy is a desperately hip attempt at cross-breeding Harry Potter and Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Twilight (though it pretends it’s better than Twilight by attacking it directly). The dialog is trying hard to be clever, … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie Reviews | Tagged Comedy, Horror, Low 60s, Teen, vampires
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