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Crazy, Stupid Love
Crazy, Stupid Love is a story of love, loss, pain, healing and growth. We open with the crumbling of Cal and Emily’s (Steve Carrell & Julianne Moore) marriage of nearly 25 years. She announces to him at dinner that she wants a divorce, and informs him on the drive home that she has had an … Continue reading
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“In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship evil’s might, beware my power, Green Lantern’s light!” This is the oath that each member of the intergalactic Green Lantern Corps knows and recites. It is their pledge to fight against the evils of the universe utilizing the green … Continue reading
Let me start by saying that X-Men: First Class surpassed my expectations. Granted, I went in with pretty low expectations, but this film blew them out of the water. There is a lot of good to be found. Taking place in the 1960′s, a young (and surprisingly fresh) Charles Xavier is called upon to consult … Continue reading
When I first heard of Knowing this past summer, I dismissed it as yet another Nic Cage disaster movie, maybe with a bit of a religious bent. But our Senior Pastor recommended it to me because it raises a lot of faith questions, so I added it into my Netflix queue. The story follows John (Cage), an MIT professor who is grieving … Continue reading
There are movies that leave you with a satisfied feeling. There are movies that make you wonder why you spent your time watching. Seven Pounds is neither of these films, and that is probably it’s greatest strength. Now, to be honest with you, there is no way that I can offer you a well-thought out review of Seven … Continue reading
What is the real message behind Our Lady Peace’s Innocent? Continue reading
