Of the two films released this week about women laboring to spring their men from the joint, I prefer Jim Curran's mystifying Stone to Tony Gwynn's earnestly uplifting Conviction. If you were wondering about the state of our education system, Davis Guggenheim's documentary won't make you feel very optimistic. In this wildly uneven comedy from Andy Flickman, sleek PR exec Marni (Kristen Bell) has finally buried her geeky high-school history. The ever unpredictable David Fincher, along with screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, didn't try to go high tech with this monumental "bio-pic" about Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.Īlfred Hitchcock famously set an entire film in a lifeboat, but he had Tallulah Bankhead and William Bendix to bail him out. The vampire trend got a transfusion a couple of years ago with the tender, brutal, unforgettable exploration of innocence and evil in Swedish director Tomas Alfredson's Let the Right One In. No matter how many books she sells, no matter how many billions the movies make, no matter what significance her huge success has for the future of Western culture, there's no excuse for Stephenie Meyer's terrible writing. Bella (Kristen Stewart) celebrates her 18th birthday with vampire boyfriend Edward (Robert Pattinson) when she gets a paper cut at the party. This third Underworld installment actually makes some sense.Ĭhris Weitz comes on board to direct Twilight ’s hotly awaited sequel, New Moon, but the second bite doesn’t sate quite like the first.
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