This collection of critiques' evaluations can be thought of as an entrance to the world of cinema as it guides you through the maze of cinemas and help to find those that appeal to your particular tastes and also the type of stories that you'd like to view at (scifi blogs) the cinema's big screen.Discover More PossibilitiesMovie Reviews by Decker S

After the hype tornado of Episode I resulted in... episode I... Expectations were not quite as high for the sequel, and the studio was perhaps a little more careful with what did and did not make (blog post) the cut this time around. With far less Jar Jar, and much more action we got Attack of the Clones and the beginning of the clone wars. Howev

The final movie in the Hellraiser franchse (as of 2014) Hellraiser Revelations was... oh screw it. Dimension films needed to keep the rights to the series, and threw this together over a weekend for just that purpose. Infamously it has a different actor (blog) portray Pinhead, but it also is the first Hellraiser in YEARS to actually be written as

In Rambo III, the Vietnam veteran throws the jungles to the wayside in order to go to Afghanistan and fight the REAL threat... Russians! Yeah, this is definitely a movie from 1988... funny horror movies but on the plus side, we get a (blog post)(blog post) change of scenery. Though now I kinda wish the 4th movie took place in the arctic...Source:

"Caveman" is a 1981 funny film directed by Carl Gottlieb and starring Ringo Starr, Dennis Quaid, and Shelley Long. The movie is a comedic retelling of the story of early human civilization, embeded in a time when human beings lived in caves and count on hunting and gathering for survival. The movie follows the story of Atouk (Ringo Starr), an aw