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(C) The Eagle

Genre: Epic/Historical
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
"The Eagle" is an epic story, lavishly filmed, but empty at the core. Without a reason to care about the quest, it does not matter how skillfully the battle scenes are filmed. It is based on
» Read Review Posted on Thursday February 10, 2011

(C) Eagle Eye

Genre:
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
A promising premise, some intense action, and a lively appearance by Billy Bob Thornton might have been enough to squeak this one by as a summer movie but when the days grow shorter and the wind bl...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday December 23, 2008

(B+) Easy A

Genre: School
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: Mature High Schooler
Emma Stone finally gets the breakthrough role her fans have been waiting for in "Easy A." This is the moment that takes her into the front rank of movie stars, sub-category: America's sweetheart. ...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday December 14, 2010

(B-) Eat, Pray, Love

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
Here's a word I never thought I would use about Ryan Murphy: safe. The guy behind the twisted pleasures of the television series "Nip/Tuck" and "Glee" has made sensationally entertaining comedy-dr...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday November 23, 2010

(B-) End of the Spear

Genre:
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: Middle School
Can you forgive the unforgiveable?

Fifty years ago, five American missionaries were killed by members of the most violent culture ever studied by anthropologists, the Waodani tribe in Ecuado...

» Read Review Posted on Wednesday January 11, 2006

(B+) Everybody's Fine

Genre: Remake
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
Parents try very hard to protect their children and at the same time teach them to be independent. And then we struggle to accept the consequences. That is what has happened to Frank Goode (Rober...
» Read Review Posted on Wednesday February 24, 2010

(A-) Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

Genre: Family Issues
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
Jonathan Safran Foer's acclaimed novel about a boy whose father was killed in the World Trade Center on 9/11 has been brought to the screen with great sensitivity and heart.  Newcomer Thomas Horn ...
» Read Review Posted on Thursday January 19, 2012



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