Oz could have been better, but there's still some fun to be had here. As a bonus, it does look absolutely amazing in 3D if you choose to see it that way.
What do you think? Will you go see Oz the Great and Powerful?
Oz could have been better, but there's still some fun to be had here. As a bonus, it does look absolutely amazing in 3D if you choose to see it that way.
What do you think? Will you go see Oz the Great and Powerful?
Jack the Giant Slayer is not great, but not at all bad either. Go in with the right mindset, and you'll have a good time. One note on the 3D: though one or two shots in the movie look really cool with it, most of the movie doesn't use it at all. You won't miss anything by saving yourself some money and seeing it in 2D.
Will you see Jack the Giant Slayer? Let us know what you think!
Dark Skies will be good for a bad movie night someday, but there's no reason to go see it in theaters. It's all the same modern horror movie cliches, only this time there's aliens.
If, for some reason, you do go see "Dark Skies" this weekend, come back and tell us what you think.
Beautiful Creatures is a perfectly okay movie. If you're looking for a great Valentine's Day date movie, watch Warm Bodies. If you've already seen Warm Bodies, you could certainly do much worse than this. Either way, you won't feel like your night is wasted.
Will you see Beautiful Creatures? Let us know what you think. Happy Valentine's Day, everybody!
50/50 director Jonathan Levine did a really good job with this one. The smart writing, directing, and generally good performances made a really stupid premise completely believable. It's a very sweet, well-made romantic comedy that's perfect for Valentine's Day.
Are you at all interested in Warm Bodies? If you end up seeing it, tell us what you think!
John Dies at the End may not be all I was hoping for, but it's still a fun enough movie, especially if you go see it with the right mindset. Hansel and Gretel on the other hand... just don't.
Will you see either of these movies this weekend? Be sure to tell us what you think.
The Hobbit is not another Lord of the Rings, but despite some points where it drags, is a perfectly fun movie in its own right. Did anyone see it at midnight? Whether you've already seen it or plan to this weekend, tell us what you think.
Also if you saw it in IMAX, how was the Star Trek clip?