This week one of the new movies at the box office is the much anticipated Paramount Pictures distributed Thor, starring Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman.
Thor is about a powerful but arrogant warrior god who is cast out of Asgard and sent to live amongst humans on Earth, where he learns some lessons and becomes one of their finest defenders.
The movie is getting good reviews out there in the international market and has a 7.7 score on IMDb.
This movie review is about the 2002 movie, Signs from M. Night Shyamalan. Signs comes from a fascinating perspective during a worldwide disaster, of a single family and how they deal with certain aspects of the event.
Despite the fact that probably millions of people have seen this movie already, I’m writing it from two angles, for “two kinds of people.” The folks who have already seen the movie will say, ah, I get what that means. But I’ve also written this retrospective movie review with the person who has never seen it, in mind. As hard as that is to fathom, I believe there are still some that haven’t seen it. So this is a SPOILER FREE opinion of my experience from watching Signs.
Signs comes from the mind of M. Night Shyamalan, who wrote, directed and produced the movie. The cast includes Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, Rory Culkin, Abigail Breslin. It also has Cherry Jones (“24″) and a cameo by Shyamalan himself.
Upcoming movies opening this Friday, January 29th, 2010 include When in Rome, Edge of Darkness, Dread from Clive Barker, Saint John of Las Vegas (limited), Kill Theory, Hidden, Preacher’s Kid, Falling Awake, The Final, The Graves and others.: • When in Rome A comedy / drama / romance film starring Kristen Bell, Josh Duhamel, [...]
If you’re interested, this is a reminder that the 6-part series, The Prisoner will be be premiering on AMC on November 15th. The Prisoner stars Ian McKellen, Jim Caviezel, Hayley Atwell, Ruth Wilson, Lennie James and Jamie Campbell-Bower. The following is the lengthy press release from AMC TV, after the break:
