Shark Night 3D, seen in 2D, is a stereotype-riddled, slightly-above-average teen horror movie. This PG-13 story takes the route of Deep Blue Sea and expands on the terror of Jaws. It contains usual teen clichés of excessive drinking, drug use and nude scenes.
“Aw
crap” moments are fueled by a force that seems unstoppable. We don’t know it’s weaknesses, all we know is it’s
gunning for the characters and they are so screwed. Apollo 18 opens this Friday and we look back at some of our favorite films where the scenarios seemed too dire.
In hands these talented, The Debt oozes with tension and poses tough questions about truth, but were it not for a key reveal/plot twist, the point would have almost been entirely lost.
Twentieth Century Fox’s Die Hard franchise put Bruce Willis on the map as an action star and has endured as a must-see for action lovers. The series’ fourth installment, Live Free or Die Hard, pulled in its budget threefold across the globe, so a follow-up was surely in order.
The Coen Brothers are great filmmakers with an amazing back catalogue of movies – so much so that the release of The Coen Brothers Collection Blu-ray box set was DISCussion’s Recommendation of the Week. As you can imagine, we at Player Affinity get excited with any kind of Coen Brothers news and Variety has reported that their next movie has found a financer.
This week on Episode 20, Dinah, Steven, Simon, Kieran, and John review the best and worst movies and performances of the 2011 summer season. The movie crew discusses Ghostbusters 3, Taylor Lautner joining The Expendables 2 and new movie trailers.
As with the past few major movie seasons, we of the PAM staff have pooled together our collective 10 most anticipated movies of Fall 2011. All we can say is this is not a fall you’re going to want to sleep through on your way to Holiday Season.
