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Blind movie critic Jay Forry gives his Blindside Review of Prince of Persia; The Sands of Time. This is the kind of summer popcorn flick that can be enjoyed by everybody.
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After much anticipation, Iron Man 2 flies into action. Jay Forry gives his Blindside Review and tells if the sequel is as good as the first Iron Man. As expected, this film is a lot of fun with a superb cast of characters and some great action scenes. It would appear that seeing a remake of every genre of film is unavoidable. This time we go back to 1981 to see the movie about Greek mythology titled Clash of the Titans. Blind movie critic Jay Forry tells us if the remake meets the hype. Tim Burton is the latest director looking for a pay-off with his high budget adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic, Alice in Wonderland. This had to have been one of the hardest books to translate into film and I thought Tim Burton would have thrown something new into the mix. Unfortunately, there is nothing original, nothing for the head to think about, and nothing for the heart to cry about; just a lot of computer graphics for the eyes. (And that’s nothing for a blind movie critic.) Had I not been familiar with the characters from this well-known tale, I would have had an even harder time following this disjointed story. Blindside Review of Valentine’s Day, staring Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Garner, Jamie Foxx, Julia Roberts, and more. Blind movie critic Jay Forry gives us his latest review. Based on a true story, Harrison Ford produces and stars in a film about a family with two children with rare genetic diseases titled, Extraordinary Measures. Director James Camaron spent 250 million dollars and 10 years of his life to write, produce, and direct one of the most entertaining films of the year titled, Avatar. Blind movie critic Jay Forry tell us if it really meets the hype. Followers of the Twilight series have been waiting for the sequel & finally, The Twilight Saga: New Moon has arrived. Blind movie critic Jay Forry gives us his review. Astro Boy comes to the big screen after being featured in comic books since 1951. Blind movie critic, Jay Forry gives us his unique review of this new movie staring Nicolas Cage. Blindside Movie Review by Jay Forry. If you enjoyed the musical in 1980 that ran for 5 years on television, you may be interested in the remake of the musical drama, Fame! |
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