Saw (2004)
Saw is both a cleverly crafted horror movie and a
disturbing character piece about just how far someone can be
pushed. Far from being a run of the mill slasher movie, Saw
is smart, Saw is wicked, and Saw is fun.
Saw
II (2005)
Saw
III (2006)
This film isn’t exactly out of gas, but it is running on fumes
and, if by some miracle Saw III really is the last movie
I would advise the producers to cut and run while they can.
Saw
IV (2007)
A greedy money-grubbing afterthought awash in its own
desperation. Remember how I said we were going in circles?
That's what this movie is! Same stuff, different day... or in
this case, different sequel.
Saw
V (2008)
There's a point that a movie series becomes so tedious, so
pointless, and so dumb that you have to wonder why they even
bother.
Saw
VI (2009)
I wasn't bowled over by this movie, but I will admit to finding
it sufficiently entertaining which is something a Saw
movie hasn't been since the second one. I think I'll take
that and run with it.
A
Scanner Darkly (2006)
Slumdog
Millionaire (2008)
From the time this movie begins to the final heart stopping and
tense seconds, it's got its hooks into you and has you in its
world and it's a place, although sad and ugly at times, you're
only too happy to be a part of.
Star
Trek (2009)
The dangers, victories, and losses of the Enterprise crew
felt more real than they have in decades. This new Star
Trek movie is like getting the first car you ever loved
back, only with a bigger and meaner engine under the hood and
you now have XM.
The
Superman Batman Movie (1998)
The Batman Superman Movie works well blending the Bat
universe with the Superman universe and celebrating not only
everything that makes Superman and Batman the same, but also
everything that makes them different and basically incompatible.