Category Archives: Entropy

American bomb dispos- sniper! Sniper.

Remember The Hurt Locker? Well, American Sniper is basically that with a sniper instead of a bomb disposal expert. The movie tells the ostensibly mostly true story of Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper, who also produces), a SEAL sniper who accumulated 160 confirmed out of 255 … Continue reading

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Neeson’s journey to B-action flick dark side complete

The “It ends here” tagline plays heavily in the advertising, but there’s nothing material preventing a Taken 4. In his third go ’round the super-retired-spy block, Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) is now the target of a massive LAPD manhunt after his … Continue reading

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Selma masterful, shows height of 1960s racism

Martin Luther King Jr. accepts his Nobel Peace Prize. In the next scene, four black little girls get blown away in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, one of many acts of violence perpetuated a year earlier in Birmingham, Ala. … Continue reading

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The title is referring to the game of imitating other movies that have won Oscars because that’s what this whole exercise was really about

The Imitation Game is disheartening. It is a movie to be angry about and disappointed in, but also one which should never have been expected to be any better. The movie is a biography of the sexy, new interpretation of Sherlock Holmes … Continue reading

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The Woman in Black re-released

The Woman in Black’s strange re-release is… wait, was that supposed to be a different movie? According to the synopsis, this is actually The Woman in Black 2: The Angel of Death, set 40 whole years after the first one. In the height … Continue reading

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