2012 Filmography

2012 is about to come to an end, so here I present my "report" on this wonderful year for films. Check it out below.

Review: Killing Them Softly

Andrew Dominik previous directorial effort was ‘The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford’ while the film was overly long, it was a very impressive piece of film. Will his recent effort do the same? Check it out below.

Review: Lincoln

Even though I haven’t watched much of Steven Spielberg’s works, there is no doubt that he is one of the most renowned directors in the world, but lately some people say that he is currently out of his game. So is Lincoln his game changer or not? Read on below.

Review: The Perks of Being a Wallflower

I wasn’t really familiar of the novel and as I watched the trailer it didn’t spark any interest in me but based on a lot of people’s opinions it was good, so were they right? Find out below.

Review: Holy Motors

Upon seeing the trailer of Holy Motors, I was already interested in seeing it because it creeped me out, the acting looks good and the story looks puzzling. So was the trailer as good as the movie? Check it out below.

Review: Cloud Atlas

The Wachowski siblings (since brothers is no longer applicable) gave us one of the most memorable sci-fis in the history of cinema ever and that is ‘The Matrix’, then the sequels happened and both of them was underwhelming compared to the original. Also, their recent efforts were also not as good as it was supposed to be. So is ‘Cloud Atlas’ the Wachowski’s redemption? Find out below.

Review: Premium Rush

David Koepp is one of the smartest writers in the industry today and Joseph Gordon-Levitt is one of the most respected and best actors today. Is their team-up a good mix or not? Read on below.

Review: Beasts of the Southern Wild

I’m not much a fan of Indie movies but when I do watch them, it’s rare that I get to see a bad one. Is this movie as good as others say or not? Look on below.

Review: Taken 2

The first Taken was an amazing piece of action film, it was unforgettable, gripping and it had Liam Neeson kick someone’s ass. So is the sequel an improvement or not? Read on below.

Review: Sinister

Last 2010 we got what is probably one of the most scariest horror films in recent years which is ‘Insidious’ and now, this 2012 they cooked up something new for us. The question is will it be good or not? Find out below.

Review: End of Watch

The cop or police genre is one of the most underused genres in Hollywood and it’s rare to have a good cop film since ‘Training Day’. So did this latest cop film give ‘Training Day’ a run for its money or not? Find out below.

Review: Skyfall

James Bond is probably one of the most well-known characters in social media, from Sean Connery to Daniel Craig. Now, Craig’s previous outing as Bond is Quantum of Solace and we all know how that turned out, so did the latest installment gave Bond it’s deserved justice? Read-on below.

Review: Ted

Seth McFarlane is no household name, as he delivered one of the most funniest shows on TV. So can his directorial debut appeal to the audiences or should he just remain on the television?