Brass pictures (movies is not a fitting word for them) really are somewhat brassy. Their alluring visual qualities are reminiscent of expensive high class TV commercials. But unfortunately Brass pictures are feature films with the pretense of wanting to entertain viewers for over two hours! In this they fail miserably, their undeniable, but rather soft [...]

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I got to see this at a screening last week in LA. And I must say, this is a very thought-provoking, creative effort from first-time director Fred Durst. Set in the backdrop of the mid-70s, this is a well-written coming-of-age tale by a gifted young cast. Jesse Eisenberg, of the new flick Adventureland, brings a [...]

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A writer’s young assistant becomes both pawn and catalyst in his boss’ disintegrating household. Alternately tragic and comic, an exploration of the complexities of love in both its brightest and darkest corners. Sometimes funny and sometimes intensely sad. Excellent movie with some good nude scenes.

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If you liked Shoot’em up, then you will love this.The style this movie is shot in, is simply paying homage to all the old school films. Saturday kung-fu flicks, 1970s action flick, and high budget action films that simply sucked.This movie is awesome. It is a ride from start to finish. a non stop action [...]

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The coming-of-age genre has been a welcome staple in cinema from the classic monolith “Rebel Without A Cause” to the recent uber-smash “Juno”, whose young protagonists are fraught with having old souls while trying to make a place in the world, despite pressure and apathy from their peers and parents.One newcomer is high school grad [...]

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This film is about a pirate rock radio station in British North Sea in the 1960′s.I have watched several movies about British music history, and I have enjoyed none of them. So it was a pleasant surprise when I watched “The Boat That Rocked”, as I find it very enjoyable.The plot emphasises on the the [...]

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After the death of his mother, Paul (Nicky Bell) is looking for some direction in his life and thinks he’s found it with ‘the pack’, a gang of football hooligans in late ’70s Merseyside with a distinctive dress sense and tribal mentality. However, an encounter with former top boy Elvis (Liam Boyle) gives him an [...]

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