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What Britain Loves - T-Mobile - Stupid shit
 By - George Perry
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Transformers Dark of the Moon - Movie Review - Robots, battles, action, oh my!
 By - Robert Hartfield
Transformers Dark of the Moon brings us once again into a world where robotic aliens are locked in a death-struggle to control the future of the earth. Like the previous movie, the good guys (Autobots) are engaged in mortal combat with their evil enemies (Decepticons). While this latest version isn’t much different than the previous entry, there are some notable exceptions....

Scream 4 - Movie Review - Plenty of Screams (and Giggles)
 By - Robert Hartfield
Scream 4, possibly the final installment in the hugely popular Wes Craven franchise, catches up with Sidney Prescott and crew ten years after "the Woodsboro Massacre." The action begins with an opening that is as spooky as it is humorous. Tracing the horror viewing habits of three pairs of teenage girls, the finale ends with the murders of local teens Marnie (Britt Robertson) and Jenny (Aimee Teegarden). Woodsboro's favorite Sheriff, Dewey (David Arquette), heads to the crime scene to investigate this most foreboding of murders....

Fast Five - Movie Review - Five movies and still kicking
 By - Robert Hartfield
If you are a fan of the first four films in the series, you are going to love Fast Five, which serves as a prequel to the Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift, which is the third film in the series, and Fast and Furious, which is the fourth film in the series. Here you are going to get some of your favorite characters, from all the first four films coming together in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brian, Mia, Dom, are all back and working on the same side again, taking the high flying action, high speed car chases, and working their skills in Brazil....

X-Men: First Class - Movie Review - Lots of action not lots of accuracy
 By - Robert Hartfield
As with all of the X-Men movies that have been made so far, the writers and directors have taken liberty with the original comic book story lines and changed them into something far different. Though the premise is still there, the stories used in the movies are not actually found in the comic books, and are far from accurate. This being said, someone who did not follow the comic book series will find the movies fun, interesting, and intriguing. But those who know how the story really goes, so to speak, may find the movies a bit under par, but still somewhat good in their own right....

Your Highness - Movie Review - No high praise for this high flying flick
 By - Robert Hartfield
When you go to see the movie Your Highness, you will definitely be going to see a different type of film. The film stars Natalie Portman, James Franco and Danny McBride. If you offend easily or have a week stomach, this may not be the film for you. It has been rated R, for good reason....

Rio - Movie Review - A Solid G Flick
 By - Robert Hartfield
The film Rio, is an animated film, wonderful for the entire family to watch and enjoy together. The film takes place in the beautiful and culturally rich Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, hence the title Rio. It's an animated film, and it is of the comedy genre. It features some excellent voice over work of some of the most high profile film stars of today. Jesse Eisenberg, made this film fresh off of his electric performance in the 'Social Network'. It also stars Anne Hathaway, Jamie Foxx, Will.i.am, George Lopez and Leslie Mann....

Horrible Bosses - Movie Review - A good laugh
 By - Robert Hartfield
Almost everyone has to work. Most people hate their jobs in part because they can not stand their bosses. Most of the time we would all be happy if our bosses totally disappeared. Although most of us wouldn't hire a hit man to do away with them. Nick, Curt and Dale hate their bosses and they will go to any length to remove them. In the movie Horrible Bosses these three men devise what is believed to be a fool proof plan to rid themselves of their "horrible bosses" forever. The only problem is that every plan is subject to flaws and they definitely see their fair share throughout the movie....

The Green Lantern - Movie Review - Just another guy in tights
 By - Mattie Garfield
The recent vogue for superhero movies shows no sign of slowing down. New to movie theaters is The Green Lantern, one of the successful comic franchises owned by DC Comics. Starring Ryan Reynolds as the eponymous hero, this latest offering promises plenty in the way of action, drama and spectacular effects....