Showing posts with label Brían F O'Byrne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brían F O'Byrne. Show all posts

May 18, 2016

No Reservations (2007)

Exactly what I expected. A cute, well-made film with a predictable, yet entertaining plot. If you are looking for a `sure thing' date movie, this is a great choice. Also, as a food lover, all the scenes of delicious food didn't hurt either.

Rating: C+

Jan 12, 2016

Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead (2007)

One of those semi-depressing movies where you watch everyone make one bad decision after another until they finally choke on the consequences of their actions. No complaints about the acting or cast. All helped to take a simple story to the next level.

However, don't expect to feel uplifted at the end. Also, I should have married Marisa Tomei. She looks absolutely amazing for her age. Plus, we share the same birthday.

Rating: C

Aug 28, 2015

Bug (2006)

Not a good time. If you ever thought insanity was a disease, this movie will lend credence to your viewpoint.

Rating: D

Jan 5, 2013

The International (2009)

I was very anxious to see this, being a huge Tom Tykwer fan. I almost trust him implicitly, much like a Quentin Tarantino. The International is a very polished action suspense thriller. It screams Hollywood, yet feels indie. Great casting, amazing cinematography, and one really awesome shootout. I can honestly say this was heart-pounding.

Rating: B+

Jun 18, 2012

Bandits (2001)


This was a pretty good flick, even if I guessed the ending halfway
through. Cate looked great with red hair. Billy and Bruce, on the
other hand, looked foolish with their hair pieces. Pretty good as far as buddy, chit chat, bank robbery, crime spree movies go.

Rating: C

Jan 26, 2012

Intermission (2003)

A strange Irish indie with thick characters talking in thick Irish accents. I had to turn the subtitles on after 5 minutes after realizing I could barely understand anything being said. One of those movies where all the character paths seem to cross and meet up by the end. Some nice, dark humor keeps things interesting.

Rating: C