New on DVD: Atlas Shrugged: Part 1 3
“Atlas Shrugged”, the novel, might be worth a read. And, just maybe, “Atlas Shrugged” could make a good film one day…but this is not it.


“Atlas Shrugged”, the novel, might be worth a read. And, just maybe, “Atlas Shrugged” could make a good film one day…but this is not it.
The original “Cars” was fair at best. Sure, little boys loved it, but what the fuck do they know? Thatl film lacked the heart and universal appeal of the other Pixar masterpieces. With “Cars 2″, the franchise has been run into the ground.
“The Change-Up” is not without a few funny moments, though. Ryan Reynolds is abusive to his new infant children, and nothing says funny like good old fashioned child endangerment.
No, this is not the Disney version.
Have you ever been around a group of people on drugs and been completely sober? That’s exactly how I spent the 1990′s. And, guess what…it’s not fun, and it’s not funny.
Sure, on rare occasion, August likes to be forceful with his wife. Maybe sometimes he wraps his hands around her neck. But, seriously, how else are you supposed to show her who is in charge? This bitch is flat-out not behaving properly, and she must be disciplined.
When the highlight of a film is the 10 seconds that the lead actress gets naked, you haven’t done a very good job of telling a story (or your audience is filled with perverts).
What the fuck is going on here? No, seriously. I don’t get it. Not to brag, but I have a near-genius level IQ, and this dreck was completely lost on me.
It’s rare that a movie is a full hour longer than it should be, but the good folks at Disney managed to pull it off.
With “Bad Teacher”, somebody grabbed a potentially fantastic concept and took a shit on it.
A white guy kidnaps, tortures and kills women in graphic detail. Why? I have no idea…I doubt even he knows.
The main difference between “Inside Out” and “The Chaperone” is that one is a drama, and the other is a comedy. I’ve seen them both, and I couldn’t tell you which one is which.