Cinemaguys DinerTalk

We understand that Director Rob Zombie is trying to be “artistic” and even “surreal” in his new reinventing of Halloween 2, but perhaps he is trying a little bit too hard. This new sequel feels more stylish yet no substance about the bogyman; a complete 180 from his 2007 first film. Cinemagu...

“Funny People” might not win any Oscars, but it is clear that the film has strong performances, raunchy jokes and an inspirational message. The only problem we found: the film is way too long. We still say “permission granted” all the way...

Here is another franchise that refuses to die (fortunately we are running out of books) but keeps bringing the nerds to the theaters. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince seems more like an intro to the big finale coming up next year with some background info on Lord Voldemort. The film Rembrandt-...

Michael Bay has gone insane this time. If you thought he couldn’t get any worse, you were wrong. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is so wild, incoherent, intrusive and insulting that nothing can prepare you for it"unless you are a teenager who plays war games with your Xbox. But no matter what...

We still don’t understand why this lame Night at the Museum film is making any money. Not even kids are going to enjoy any of it. Ben Stiller probably got a big paycheck and didn’t care much about the quality of the film he made. And for crying out loud, where is the battle?...

Less controversial than the first installment, Angels and Demons is a harmless and often, unintentional funny film"there is no reason to be offended here. If you’re a Christian, how can you get offended by the silliness of the sci-fi plot? We are not going to write it down here but it’s all in t...

J.J Abrams has given the beloved series a fresh start. Star Trek has great visuals, exciting characters and most importantly, it brings the best of the Star Trek tradition...

X-Men Origin: Wolverine does have a good prequel story, the Jackman charisma and decent action sequences. Unfortunately some of the “made for TV” special effects and some boring “mutants” take away the fun. We have a split decision here...

The “global warming” and “save the planet” crowd will probably cry (or get all worked up) by watching this documentary film about our blue planet. Earth follows the story of the interesting animals that struggle to survive. We enjoyed the film, but please don’t mind our political views...

Why did we miss Miss USA that Sunday? We should have watched it instead of this atrocity of film. Critics praised it, we really hated it? State of Play was more of “State of Bored” What do you think?...