Stoker
Rating: Bram Stoker wrote the horror classic “Dracula” in 1897. We may not have vampires in this film, but we clearly have some of his relatives.
Rating: Bram Stoker wrote the horror classic “Dracula” in 1897. We may not have vampires in this film, but we clearly have some of his relatives.
A preposterous film that works if you can morph into a 21-year old boy while sitting in the theater.
While it has its moments, its nomination for Oscar’s Best Picture defies reasonable explanation.
Not nearly as good as this year’s Rango, though far more entertaining than Scorcese’s Hugo.
It might be 2012, but from a political standpoint we should really remember the 1950’s.
Awfully good, but Mr. Fincher should have left well enough alone.
Again, Two Tragically Disappointing Films
Very Highly Recommended, particularly for Potter fans
This is a film that will challenge you visually and emotionally, and the impact is likely to stay with you long after leaving the theater.