Movie Reviews Blog

[...] uneventful or dull, I simply think back to that wretched journey and I feel a little better. Romantic Comedy is worse than that bus trip. Asking what Romantic Comedy is “about” is like asking how [...]

[...] to take the melancholy of their circumstances seriously. If you’re looking for a light romantic comedy and don’t particularly mind one-dimensional characters or predictable plots, then Houseboat [...]

[...] as an embarrassingly desperate newly single hotel guest who has her eye on Christopher. Romantic comedy is a simple formula, so itis surprising how often filmmakers get it wrong. Here, thankfully, [...]

[...] the proceedings n unless you consider being lopped into bits by an angry spirit to be character development. Thereis also nothing wrong with low-budget special effects. But why show us the cheesy- [...]

[...] Sports Illustrated swimsuit videos; theyire equally sexy and have about as much story and character development. [...]

[...] story to tell, the animators pad the tale with plodding and largely unnecessary scenes of character development. And while I would like to give the movie some props for resisting the urge to overtly [...]

[...] to Smoochy is a film that will disarm viewers who expect more traditional narratives and character development. Here, we’ve got loveable kids’ TV characters skulking around in dark alleys, charity [...]

[...] later, reality TV and MTV The Real World had continued to evolve and push the envelopes further. Las Vegas is the location for season 12 of The Real World and Sin City is the perfect setting for this [...]

[...] l forced to follow Davidls capricious advice of otaking a risk,o and gambling their reserves in Las Vegas. John Gage (played coolly and competently by Robert Redford), a morally inverted billionaire [...]

[...] together from all over the U.S. to carry out the ultimate rip-off n a huge casino robbery in Las Vegas. The filmis first act is devoted to introducing the characters and setting the good-natured tone [...]