The trailers lie about ‘The Lorax’
Despite what the trailers might lead you to believe, The Lorax proves to be an entertaining family film. It earns a 4/5.
The Weekly Reel: Dr. Seuss in cinema, then and now
To coincide with the release of The Lorax, The Globe presents a brief look at the cinematic history of Theodor Seuss Geisel. What would the beloved children's author think of the latest adaptations of his work?
‘Act of Valor’: ‘The Hurt Locker’ meets ‘Backdraft’
"Act of Valor" proves to be a very unique action film, and earns 3.5 / 5.
‘Spirit of Vengeance’ is at least a better take on ‘Ghost Rider’
Marvel Studio's second shot at bringing Johnny Blaze to the big screen is a step up from the first movie, but is far from perfect.Story includes a video review by Stephen Romney.
‘Safe House’ is a safe bet
"Safe House" proves to be a moderately entertaining, mildly thought provoking spy thriller. It earns a 3/5.
Featuring a video review by Stephen Romney
The Weekly Reel: Let it end or just make more!
Stephen Romney rants about his frustrations with 3D re-releases of films.
‘The Woman in Black’ heralds Hammer’s return
The Woman in Black provides an old school thrill that is sure to terrify any horror fan, and earns a 4/5.
This week, catch a video review along with our print story.
‘The Grey’ is a prime example of cinematic storytelling
A new gritty survival film demonstrates how a movie is supposed be made, complete with stellar acting, great cinematography and visual effects.
‘Unitards’ is a disappointment to Utah
New high school comedy fails to entertain Globe film critic Joseph Meyere.