Movie Reviews

That suspiciously wrinkle-resistant Sylvester Stallone returns as Rambo over a quarter century later, still really mad at the world.

While life just got a little more complicated with the introduction of the market economy into the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Chine too, so did their movies.

Who decided that every African-American comedy has to revolve either around a black man in drag, or else around a barbershop or beauty salon?

Richard Bennett is Bill Cacchiotti, a portly electrical supplies shopkeeper turned major player racketeer after some male bonding at a couple of poker games.

On November 19, 2005, a roadside bomb detonated by Iraqi insurgents exploded under a vehicle killing Lance Corporal Miguel Terrazas, while wounding a couple of his comrades.

Possibly the only filmmaker on the planet who has garnered recognition through utter infamy, Uwe Boll (BloodRayne, Tunnel Rats) returns to the screen with Postal.

The problems with this laughable documentary are plentiful, starting with its reliance on Holy Blood's assertion that Jesus was still alive in 45 A.D. as evidence that he wasn't divine.

The story revolves around Mike Terry (Chiwetel Ejiofor), the cash-strapped sensei of a jiu-jitsu dojo located in downtown Los Angeles.