07
Nov
REVIEW! Christopher Nolan’s INTERSTELLAR!
Welcome back to the newest episode from TheCineverse.com! Enjoy!
Category: Season 2
31
Dec
the Box Office: Season 2 Ep. 47- “Les Misérable​s”
So the thing with Les Misérables is that this isn’t one of those groundbreaking once in a lifetime movies. In fact, I am willing to bet that this won’t even be the last visual representation of this story. Les Misérables or Le Miz as everyone including myself has come to know it by, […]
31
Dec
the Box Office Season 2: Ep. 46 review of DJANGO UNCHAINED
Django Unchained Good. But not great. Django Unchained in a spaghetti western/revenge flick/gripping slavery drama/comedy. Perfect for a Tarentino film, because anywhere else it would just be a total mess. Django is a slave, who has recently been sold for trying to escape with his wife, Broom Hilda. They are sold separately […]
15
Dec
the Box Office: Ep. 45 review of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey I confess that I did love this film. But not as much as I loved Lord of the rings. That does seem to be the obvious comparison to this movie, which make sense since it is actually part of that overall story line. BUT, I think its more fair to […]
09
Dec
the Box Office: Season 2 Ep. 44 review of “Jack Reacher”
Jack Reacher First of all Cordell is full of shit. Jack Reacher is a great movie. Tom Cruise as a badass detective? I think I’d buy that. But can this bestselling novel translate into a blockbuster movie? Bestseller to movies, not really a new idea, but it really has gotten […]
03
Dec
the Box Office: Season 2 Ep. 43 review of Killing Them Softly
Killing them softly wanted badly to be a cool, slow burn gangland movie. Unfortunately it burned to slow, and consequently went OUT. Let me give the run-down, we have a couple a street criminals and a player that owns a dry cleaners shop. They decide its a good idea to rob a card game […]
26
Nov
the Box Office Season 2 Ep. 42 Review of “Hitchcock”
Good evening… and it was a good evening but you see, that is the problem. The evening, or mid afternoon which is when I saw Hitchcock, was good but that’s just it, it was good, not great. Let me explain. Hitchcock, in the same vain as is much better looking cousin Lincoln, is less […]