Zodiac
"The film mostly reminded me of HBO's "The Wire" as it just nails the minutia of police work and epiphanies aren't these grand dramatic moments but often something you quietly discover. This is a film of small victories and defeat stretched out over the course of years. It's rather depressing but not in the way Fincher's previous films have been. Ultimately, this is Fincher's JFK..." (full review)
"It was one hell of a show. The script was a masterful balance between horror, intrigue, and even some comedy. Despite the patches of time that you start to feel its length, the story still holds and engages you. I can't wait to see the final condensed cut..." (full review)
Killshot
"It started out well. Less humorous than I was expecting, but with a nice stylized noir feel. The characters are all introduced nicely and I was just settling in for a nice suspenseful crime tale. But the then the plot kicked in. The pacing was off the entire film. Too slow at places, too kinetic in others. The scenery is wasted for the most part, and the it is rare that the film captures the style shown in the first five minutes. The suspense almost none existent, except in for me waiting for characters to be less annoying..." (full review)
Monster House
"The movie winds up being a decent adventure comedy with that fun sense of light horror mystery that really delighted me as a kid. I never found myself wanting the movie to hurry up or wanting any of the main characters to die a painful death (something I wanted out of Polar Express). I never cringed at a line reading. I never got distracted by any poor animation or plot holes. The families around me seemed to enjoy it enough, and I hope that a lot of families do go to see this flick..." (full review)
Superman Returns
"Like his superhero, director Bryan Singer carries an Atlas-like burden [but]...with thorough, fan-friendly fetishism, Singer honors the Superman mythos..." (full review)
"Drab looking, underwhelming and inferior to all four of the Superman films that starred Christopher Reeve...But at least it's better than Supergirl..." (full review)
"Superman Returns is a pleasant enough piece of hackwork, anonymous in all the right ways so that it neither offends nor thrills..." (full review)







