Posts tagged '2010'
It’s been an interesting year for film – though I wouldn’t call 2010 the best year for movies, I would say 2011 has had it’s fair share of movie magic. Last year saw The Film Buzz add several new bloggers to the team to join Alice and I, all…
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The Town is the dramatic story of a man born into a life of crime in Charlestown, Boston. Following in his father’s footsteps, Doug MacRay is a member of a gang of thieves. Fresh from their latest heist, MacRay begins to…
Due Date a comedy from director/producer Todd Phillips (The Hangover) hits theatres this November and stars Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man) as Peter Highman and Zach Galifianakis (The Hangover) as Ethan.
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Rising teen actors Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning star in the biopic of the fun, feisty, and fearless rock ‘n’ roll girl band who had a taste of fame in the mid-1970s. With eyebrow-raising performances from both…
Diary Of A Wimpy Kid is a comedy based on Jeff Kinney’s bestselling illustrated teen fiction series directed by Thor Freudenthal. With a very humorous plot throughout the film, linking with family, school and relationship issues, one can relate to this diary…
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One of 2010’s highly-anticipated action thrillers is Philip Noyce’s Salt. Casting Angelina Jolie, an uprising action heroine, as the mysterious Russian spy has undoubtedly boosted the film’s appeal while she produces her own incredible stunts as the forever-running Evelyn Salt.
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Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is a heart-warmingly funny love story, but it’s unlike any other you’ve seen before. All the main elements are there: boy meets girl, boy falls for girl, boy has to fight the girls’ seven evil ex’s to be able to…
Ah Facebook, for most of us it’s a daily stop whether via your computer or on your mobile phone. I guess the Facebook movie is just another stop in that social networking journey. I’m not too sure what to make of the Facebook Movie, I already know the story and you…
I like Kristen Bell, she’s a young, fresh and talented actress, I’ve enjoyed her work in the past, and I’m sure she’ll continue to make a few more decent movies. Unfortunately When in Rome is one film that I just cannot get on board with.
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The fifth collaboration between director Ridley Scott and award-winning Russell “Gladiator” Crowe explodes on the big screen as the much-anticipated Robin Hood. Based on a celebrated tale of English folklore that remains as familiar as fish and chips,…
