Based on the 1971 novel of the same name by E.M. Forster, 1987’s Maurice features Hugh Grant in his first starring role. Directed by James Ivory, and produced by his partner Ismail Merchant, the cast is filled out by several…
Arriving on the heels of several The Silence of the Lambs clones that littered the early 2000’s, Suspect Zero isn’t a bad film, it’s just not a particularly original one. It’s another grisly cat-and-mouse thriller where the good guy is…
[The review of the movie itself was taken from the 2010 Blu-ray. A/V and Extras have been updated — RW] A boat emerges out of a thick, dense fog; two men in fedoras are aboard, chain smoking and discussing the…
[amazon_link asins=’B079ZT1XRQ’ template=’ProductAd’ store=’moviegazett03-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’b3915cad-4fd0-11e8-9c13-01c4313ae3af’]Released straight to disc and digital, Backstabbing for Beginners sounds like the title of an episode of How to Get Away with Murder than the serious political thriller it promises to be. Not surprisingly, it…
Visually stunning and undeniably entertaining, The Walk tells the true story of Philippe Petit (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a French street performer who, in 1973, saw a newspaper article about the building of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center and…
Based on The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick, Hugo has given Martin Scorsese a rare opportunity to make a movie for adults devoid of sex, violence, or profanity, but still manages a real emotional depth, despite an airy…
Disney/Buena Vista | 2010 | 116 mins. | PG-13 Based on a 2003 Ubisoft video game, Prince of Persia presents adequate performances from Jake Gyllenhaal and the rest of the cast, expert special effects and a fast pace, but in…
Paramount Pictures | 2010 | 138 min | Rated R As any fan of Martin Scorsese likely knows, the accomplished director is also a lifelong student of the history of film. Watching the first frames of his latest effort, I…