The Woman In Black is a 1983 novel by Susan Hill, which in turn was made into a stage play and a TV movie. Now it’s been remade and is the first post Harry Potter role for Daniel Radcliffe. If it is successful it will be a movie that helps launch Daniel’s career outside of the franchise that made him famous.
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Ghost movies have been extremely popular as of late, and with reality TV shows like Ghost Hunters airing on a weekly basis the popularity of the genre continues to grow. Face it, people like to be scared, and people are always fascinated with the unknown. The Innkeepers is the latest entry into the genre and it opens nationwide on February 3rd.
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Kate Beckinsale returns to the Underworld Franchise for the fourth movie in the series. Going in you should know what sort of movie this is, so the only question is will Beckinsale look as good in tight leather at 38 as she did at 32.
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Beauty and the Beast has been re-released in 3D, and it’s still just as good as you remember it being. It’s definitely worth the trip to the theatre to see it again.
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Thanks to movies like James Bond and the Bourne Identity the view of the life of a spy is very skewed. People expect explosions and gun fights, not to mention colourful villains. During the Cold War the reality of the situation however was very different than what was seen on the big screen. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy gives a more realistic view of what the life of a spy is like.
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Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol is probably the weakest entry in the series, and perhaps the series should be brought to an end before it becomes a laughing stock.
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Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows is one of the better movies released this year, and is worth seeing on the big screen. If for no other reason than to witness Holmes and his adversary Dr. Moriarty match wits.
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There have been a lot of movies about babysitting, but The Sitter starring Jonah Hill is pretty much more of the same, but with an R rating instead of the regular PG that you would expect from such a movie.
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Canadian director David Cronenburg has long been known for his horror and psychological thriller movies, so it was a huge surprise when he announced that he was adapting the 2002 stage play The Talking Cure into a feature film. It’s a true story based on the relationship between Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud, and how a young woman strains it.
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Breaking Dawn is the final novel in the Twilight series, and in an attempt to keep it as close to the book as possible the movie studio decided to break it into two parts. This is the first of them. Fans of the series will undoubtedly enjoy it much more than non fans.
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