Friday, 6 May 2011
by IrwanKch
| | | | Summer movie guide |  | Michael O'Sullivan If you like Natalie Portman, Justin Timberlake, talking animals or teen flicks, the coming months offers twice as much to love. [Read more] | |  The live-action "Thor," based on the Norse god/action hero book, is good, dumb fun. | | Also Opening | | |  | Ann Hornaday Werner Herzog proves that 3-D can be the stuff of poetry. [Read more] | | |  | Jen Chaney Mel Gibson transcends his personal controversies to deliver a moving performance. [Read more] | | |  | Stephanie Merry Not even John Krasinski can save this icky romantic dramedy. [Read more] | | |  | Michael O'Sullivan The directorial debut of actor Mark Ruffalo throws of a lot of heat but little light. [Read more] | | |  | Stephanie Merry The Mexican documentary chronicles the quietly crumbling world of a family-run circus. [Read more] | | |  | Michael O'Sullivan The fact-based historical epic is a handsome but overstuffed melodrama that never lets you forget its aspirations as a Major Motion Picture. [Read more] | | | | Celebritology One ring to rule the summer box office ... maybe. In part two of a video interview series with Jodie Foster, she talks about her desire to work with Gibson again. "Twilight" and Natalie Portman lead the nominations. Family FilmgoerThe PG-13 rating for "Thor" stems almost totally from the thunderous but non-gory mayhem in this ridiculously entertaining 3-D. Box OfficeWho knew people liked hot cars and loud explosions this much? Reader Reviews"Russell Brand should find another day job! Can I give it zero stars?" That's one reader's take. Agree? Write a review and let your voice be heard. | | |  | | | | |
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