The 2011 movie season “officially” kicks off Friday with “The Green Hornet”. Here’s a look at the rest of the movies to open this year (July-Dec): “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” Sci-Fi Action; Shia LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson (July 1) “Zookeeper” Comedy; Kevin James, Adam Sandler, Sylvester Stallone (July 8) “Winnie the Pooh” Animation; […]

The 2011 movie season “officially” kicks off Friday with “The Green Hornet”. Here’s a look at the rest of the movies to open this year (Feb-June): “The Illusionist” – Animated; nominated for the Best Animated Feature Golden Globe (Feb.4) “Gnomeo and Juliet” – Animated; starring the voices of James McAvoy, Emily Blunt, Jason Statham (Feb.11) […]

A critic has to not only review great films, but also has to tell the audience that some movies are just flat-out bad. In my opinion, these are the worst family films Hollywood produced in 2010: 10. “Alice in Wonderland” Tim Burton’s version of the classic books and original Disney film, was long, serious, depressing, […]

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!! It’s time for my annual list of the best movies of the year. Choosing 10 was very difficult (as you can see, since I ended-up going with 11): 10. (tie) “The Social Network” / “True Grit” “The Social Network” features great performances, a nice style of storytelling, and is interesting for Facebook […]

I just saw “The King’s Speech” and it deserves every one of the 7 Golden Globe nominations that it picked-up. The Duke of York (Colin Firth) has had a stutter all of his life, and since he has to give public speeches all the time, he needs some help. Geoffrey Rush becomes his speech therapist, […]

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If you missed “Toy Story 3” when it was out in theaters this summer (why?), you’ve had a couple of weeks to see it at home since it’s out on Blu-ray and DVD. But if you still haven’t watched Woody, Buzz and company deal with a future without Andy, you can see it “on ice”! […]

I didn’t realize just how serious a year this has been at the movies until I saw the Golden Globe nominations. Most of the films being honored with nominations are R-rated dramas, and that’s usually not the case. Think back to last year, when “Avatar” ruled and “The Blind Side” got so much love. This […]

Dana Gaier is a 13 year old, 8th grade honor student from New Jersey who also happens to be the voice of Edith, one of the three young orphan girls who are adopted by Gru, the #1 Super Villain in the World, in “Despicable Me”, which is out on DVD this Tuesday. LCJ: How did […]