Lydia Smith

My #2 anticipated film for this summer has finally arrived, and although I'm not the first to review it, I'm certainly not the last. Nolan never seizes to impress me, and this film is no different. An intense and unique look at World War II, Dunk... Read the full review »

From the director who created one of my most favorite films (Leon) and a couple of other sci-fi films that I have yet to see, comes a movie that I placed a lot of bets on being really great earlier in the year, based on the fantastic trailer, and... Read the full review »

Before I begin this review, I would like to make clear that I'm 100% anti-minion. Any association or campaigning/marketing strategies used to gain popularity by the little yellow diablos deeply disgusts me and should be outlawed. Without further... Read the full review »

This film is in my good friend's top four films, and it recently was added to Netflix, so I was eager to watch what I heard was an excellent Adam Sandler performance. Lo and behold, I was really impressed. I would describe this movie as an extrem... Read the full review »

Burn After Reading, otherwise known as the movie where John Malkovich exasperatedly mutters "what the fuck" in a series of increasing frustration for ninety minutes. No, that's not entirely correct, but if that was actually what the entire movie... Read the full review »