Posts filed under 'Reviews'
“Stranger than Fiction” in true meanings, is one of tragic, appalling and heartrending movies produced in Hollywood so far. The movie is about a novelist Karen Kay Eiffel who’s struggling to write a new novel for her book. She figures out a character of a seemingly average and generally solitary IRS agent named Harold Crick for what might be her best book.
A small journey from life to death is shown in its different colors and emotions. “Stranger than fiction” is a must watch movie which has also some comedy, drama, romance, science and fiction besides carrying an element of sadness.
Visit Stranger Than Fiction for a complete review.
November 24th, 2006
Animated movies are pouring rapidly and gaining significant importance by every passing year in the cine world.
David Bowers and Sam Fell have come up with the new hit animated movie named “Flushed away”. It tells the story of a pampered pet rat named Roddy and sewer rat Sid. Roddy gets flushed down the toilet by Sid who wants to take control of Roddy’s posh cage.
The movie is a nice blend of action, color, clever voice performances, and witty verbal and sight gags.
Read complete movie review of Flushed Away in our section, Dublin Movies.
November 24th, 2006
Folks have you ever heard of a phrase “Opposites magnetize each other”? But when it’s applied to the people of same gender but with different attributes and natures, this phrase seems quite ineffective.
This movie mainly revolves around two characters Steve Finch, a suburban man and Buddy Hall, opposite to Steve. It actually begins when Steve is thrown off his sign of yuletide exaltation when Buddy moves in next door and quickly becomes obsessed with decorating his house for the Christmas holidays so vibrantly that it can be seen from the outer space.
This film is starring Danny DeVito, Matthew Broderick, Kristin Davis, Kristin Chenoweth and many more.
To know more about this film, read the complete movie review of Deck The Halls
November 24th, 2006
Have you ever stumbled upon a situation when celebrations turn into sadness and fall in prey of controversies and rivalries? It is for sure that all of you must have experienced it once in your lives.
Michael Lembeck, director of The Santa Clause 3, unfolds the crafty schemes nicely that can impinge Christmas pop celebrations pessimistically.
“The Santa clause 3″ is a comedy film with a strong script and striking performances. This kid/family movie will not make you feel boring at any point during the film.
To know more, read complete movie review of The Santa Clause 3 by browsing Dublin Movies.
November 16th, 2006
Director Jeff Tremaine in Jackass: Number Two also has not changed the appalling, dreadful and self-mutilating formula. Following its prequel, this movie again revolves around a group of young American men who have no regard for societal norms and values. Bothering masses and wiping surroundings with ridiculous crap is presented only to test their heroism and your tolerance.
This time, however, Johnny Knoxville and Pals have come up with even more disguisting and wanton appearances.
It is strictly suggested only for the people with stomach to watch this movie as it has a tremendous potential to make you burst into laugh.
Read complete review of Jackass: Number Two in our section Dublin Events.
November 16th, 2006
Next Posts
