Watch Out for The American

George Clooney stars as an assassin in The American, directed by Anton Corbijn. When a job in Sweden goes bad, he vows that his next assignment will be his last. You know what that means.

My Son, My Son What Have Ye Done

Werner Herzog's My Son, My Son What Have Ye Done comes to DVD on September 14 - enter for your chance to win a copy of the psychological thriller, which stars Michael Shannon.

9 Movies to Watch in September

Summer is over, and kids are back to school. You know what that means: the studios are going to dump a lot of garbage on audiences this month. Still, some good movies are coming to theaters this month...

Harry Brown Comes to DVD

Michael Caine is Harry Brown, an old man in a crappy neighborhood who, one day, decides enough is enough. So, he does what anyone would do: he goes vigilante and starts killing people!

It's... The Last Exorcism

Yet another teenage girl has been possessed by the Devil! Damn him. Damn him straight to Hell. The Last Exorcism promises some scares this weekend, and that's all I have to say about that.

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9 Movies to Watch in September 2010
Summer is over, and kids are back to school. You know what that means: the studios are going to dump a lot of garbage on audiences this month. We’re being subjected to yet another Resident Evil movie, even though the third one was terrible, and Alpha and Omega looks like one of the worst cartoons [...]
The Kids Are All Right Movie Review
Amidst the many blockbusters that capture the most significant amount of press, a generous amount of smaller movies are wowing critics and audiences alike this summer, at least those who take the time to seek them out. One such film is The Kids Are All Right, a drama-comedy about a lesbian [...]
A Prophet Movie Review
Nominated for Best Foreign Language Picture at this year’s Academy Awards, Jacques Audiard’s A Prophet (Un prophète), about a young Arab man who is sentenced to six years in prison, is a moving, enthralling piece of work that wholeheartedly delivers on its promise of crime, drama and suspense. Read FilmJabber’s full [...]
The Last Song Movie Review
The holocaust of brain cells continues with another Nicholas Sparks novel adapted to the big screen, this one called the Last Song, as if it really matters. Miley Cyrus is the star, as is soon-to-be-Thor Liam Hemsworth (oh wait, that’s his brother Chris), and Oscar nominee Greg Kinnear somehow got tricked [...]
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Movie Review
Michael Cera is known for playing a geeky and awkwardly charming young man in every movie he appears, and if that’s a shortcoming it doesn’t explain the masterpiece that is Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. In this action-comedy-romance from the director of Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead, Cera plays the [...]
The Expendables Movie Review
Four years ago, Sylvestor Stallone was a washed-up action star. For the last decade, many of his movies went straight to video and the ones that did make it to theaters reminded audiences and critics alike that Stallone was well past his peak. With his age becoming a factor, [...]
What Do Bull Durham, Kalifornia and Escape from New York Have in Common?
MGM may be struggling to get new movies off the ground, but the Blu-Rays keep on coming: in recent weeks, classics such as Bull Durham and Escape from New York have hit high definition, along with an early Brad Pitt thriller called Kalifornia. None of the films need the Blu-Ray format (Escape from New York [...]
Animal Kingdom Movie Review
Animal Kingdom is the gritty and violent debut feature from talented writer/director David Michod. Set in the dangerous Melbourne underworld, Animal Kingdom revolves around a young man thrust into a family of crime and the severe consequences that result. Michod has crafted a near great yet slightly flawed film. Read the [...]
Netflix Makes Huge Online Streaming Move
There was a time when I understood why people would choose Blockbuster over Netflix: you could still get movies via mail, but deliver them to a brick-and-mortar store and retrieve a new movie instantaneously. Well, almost instantaneously, if you consider driving to the store, waiting in line, and driving home such a thing. It’s now [...]
The Runaways Movie Review
“Jailbait.” What better way to describe Dakota Fanning in The Runaways, in which she plays sexy young starlet Cherie Currie opposite Kristen Stewart, who plays Joan Jett. Both onscreen and in real life, the young actress has suddenly transformed from eerily good child actor to can’t-wait-til-she’s-eighteen sex symbol (for creepy perverted [...]

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