Synopsis: The 1970s-set true story of a con artist and his partner in crime, who were forced to work with a federal agent to turn the tables on other cons, mobsters, and politicians - namely, the volatile mayor of impoverished Camden, New Jersey.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Year-in-Advance Best Picture Predictions
1. David O. Russell Abscam project
Synopsis: The 1970s-set true story of a con artist and his partner in crime, who were forced to work with a federal agent to turn the tables on other cons, mobsters, and politicians - namely, the volatile mayor of impoverished Camden, New Jersey.
Synopsis: The 1970s-set true story of a con artist and his partner in crime, who were forced to work with a federal agent to turn the tables on other cons, mobsters, and politicians - namely, the volatile mayor of impoverished Camden, New Jersey.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Jack The Giant Slayer Review
Rated PG-13
117 minutes
Directed by Brian Singer
Jack the Giant Slayer is a movie about the myth of Jack and the Beanstalk, and how it was dark and gritty to begin with. To begin, we meet Jack (Nicholas Hoult) and Isabelle, the princess of the kingdom of Cloisters. One fateful night, in a look for adventure. Jack, having traden his horse for some beans a monk gave him, strikes up a conversation with Isabelle, but it's cut short when a beanstalk starts growing beneath Jack's house, and through a series of unfortunate events, Isabelle gets taken to the Giant's kingdom.
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