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Boris McGiver Movies
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Genres:
Comedy
Drama
Family
Starring:
Elizabeth McLaughlin,
Ellen Marlow,
Sophie Anna Everhard,
Samantha Boscarino,
Bridgit Mendler,
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As a fan of The Clique Series, I was very curious to see this movie.
Mainly because the entire world of Massie Block, her exclusive clique
and Claire Lyons is so relatable. The actors were not very well-known,
it was going straight to DVD and there wasn't much of a hype for it.
And like many novels turned into movies I expected the worst. However
after watching it all, I re...
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Genres:
Drama
Starring:
Meryl Streep,
Ye Liu,
Peng Chi,
Aidan Quinn,
Blair Brown,
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Loosely based on the 1991 University of Iowa shooting incident, Dark
Matter tells a heart-wrenching story of a brilliant mind lost in
translation. Liu Xing (also means Falling Star in Chinese), a young student with
humble background, became the elite a few selected to pursue his dreams
in America. Shouldering high hopes of folks back home, the naive
dreamer works diligently tow...
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Genres:
Biography
Drama
Mystery
Romance
Starring:
Nicole Kidman,
Robert Downey Jr.,
Ty Burrell,
Harris Yulin,
Jane Alexander,
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Had I taken to heart what the movie reviewer in my local paper had
written about this film (and his 2.5 star rating) -- I would not have
gone. Fortunately, I checked out IMDb and read that someone had
compared it to Jean Cocteau's avant-garde "La Belle et La Bete." Enough
said. That commendation, and armed, as I was, with the knowledge that
Nicole Kidman has done some excep...
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Genres:
Action
Comedy
Crime
Thriller
Starring:
Queen Latifah,
Jimmy Fallon,
Henry Simmons,
Jennifer Esposito,
Gisele Bündchen,
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This is the American version of the French Taxi films and it suffers in
comparison.I'm not kidding when I say that this a remake of the three French films
since although the film is mainly a poor remake of the the first film,
it lifts sequences from the second and third films. Its a mess, a real mess. I'm a huge huge fan of the French films, and
for me there was no real point in my...
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Genres:
Comedy
Crime
Music
Starring:
Nia Vardalos,
Toni Collette,
David Duchovny,
Stephen Spinella,
Alec Mapa,
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First things first: this is a very silly movie with a cardboard plot,
hackneyed characters, and some atrocious dialog. BUT - nobody goes to see a
movie like this for its iconic "film" moments. You go because it looks
utterly ridiculous and you're in the mood for just that sort of fluff. On
that basis, the movie delivers a lot of entertainment - many out-loud laughs
and a va...
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