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- LizFlix Reviews: Be Kind Rewind
Mr. Fletcher (Danny Glover) owns a one of a kind, video only, rental store in Passaic, New Jersey, home of the great musician, Fats Waller. Though Mr. Fletcher touts his building as the birthplace of the great artist himself, Be Kind Rewind Video and Thrift Store is a neighborhood landmark that’s long gone under to [...]
- LizFlix Reviews: Charlie Bartlett
Charlie Bartlett left me utterly speechless. This movie isn’t astoundingly good; it isn’t love-to-hate it bad either. It is rather dull and lifeless, save the energy it’s tried to suck out of other icon high school misfit films. And so I’m rather hard pressed to go on about such an unimpressive trip to the theater; [...]
- LizFlix Reviews: Adventures of Power (Sundance Film Festival)
Adventures of Power, Ari Gold’s debut feature film, takes us to a small New Mexico mining town too weak to handle what is Power – a man with music in his heart and only one way to play it – mid air. Stuck in a rut amongst his under appreciative family and friends, Power takes [...]
- LizFlix Reviews: King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters
King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters is an astonishingly unforgettable look at the world of retro video games. The documentary first situates itself in the subculture surrounding gaming’s greatest hits like Pac Man and, of course, Donkey Kong. Archive footage of the world’s first video game tournaments sets the stage for the scene as [...]
- LizFlix Reviews: The Eye
Here is the latest American remake of one of Asian cinema’s recent blockbuster hits. The Eye is director David Moreau’s take on a young girl’s twisted visions following the surgical restoration of her sight. Sydney Wells (Jessica Alba) is a highly renowned concert violinist whose sight was scarred after a childhood accident. In order to [...]
