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76The Dictator Movie Review
"The Dictator" is an broad satire of a Middle East tyrant, Admiral General Ladeen dictator of Wadiya, an oil rich Arab country in North Africa. General Aladeen resembles Muammar Gaddafi with a touch of Saddam Hussein and Amadinejad. Sacha Baron...
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75The Dictator: Same Sacha, Sans Controversy
I can't deny that Borat was a funny movie. No, Borat was a fucking hilarious mockumentary that laughed in the face of very real people's very real prejudices. The fun wasn't just in Sacha Baron Cohen's lovably ignorant title character, but also in...
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63Sacha Baron Cohen: Admiral General Aladeen
A movie review: Admiral General Aladeen with Sacha Baron Cohen.
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69The Dictator: A Review
The Dictator is exactly what you would expect from the creator of Borat and Bruno. Sacha Baron Cohen once again provides his usual brand of satirical comedy. As its predecessors did, The Dictator succeeds in using the over the top and perverse...
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68The Best Commencement Addresses of All Time (Or at Least, of The Last Decade Or So): The Top Ten
Graduation season is quickly approaching. Soon, millions of students (yes, millions) will walk through the hallways of their respective high schools and colleges for the last time as pupils, don the traditional cap and gown, and receive a diploma...
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62Heather's DVD Review: Hugo
Is it possible for a great movie director to take a major risk and still come out on top? With the DVD release of Hugo, Martin Scorsese took a huge risk in genre departure and somehow came out on top by exploring youthful fantasy with great detail. Read on to see if it's worth discovering or overlooking.
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66Pranked or punked?
A poll to weigh in: was Sacha Baron Cohen being a comedian or a jerk when he dumped ashes on Ryan Seacrest at the 2012 Oscars?
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76"Hugo" Review
Martin Scorsese's Hugo is a magical little fairy tale movie which offers drama, humor, mystery, pathos, romance, and a bit of cinema history.. The sets and special effects are perfect. It's one of those rare movies that has universal appeal.
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71Hugo (2011)
Based on the popular children's book, "The Invention of Hugo Cabret." This movie tells the story of a young boy, who's been abandoned by his uncle, and his father is dead. With nowhere else to turn, he tries to get the parts needed to finish the automaton that he and his were working on, before his passing. Along the way, he embarks on adventure that'll capture your imagination, while leaving you yearning for more.
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