Reviews

"Premonition" looked like just another suspense about precognition and all this things we're all tired of. But it's not. Why? Because it has Sandra Bullock. What a performance here! Creepy when the script asks for it, touching all all the way long and absolutely fascinating. Okay, maybe it's not just Sandra. The script is smart to run out of clichés and bring us a new look to this kind of supernatural happening. It's deep, somewhat easy to follow, but never conventional. For a suspense, "Premonition" has less scary moments then the average, smartly choosing to put the confidence in the cast and putting together a nice piece of movie about family, sadness, protection and misunderstanding. Mennan Yapo is not a great director, but can carry on the movie with no problems, giving space to Sandra shine more than the usual. It's the ultimate proof of her talent, a solid interpretation to a fascinating character. Now, let's wait for the next, this one is worthy to watch.

8/10

I wasn't expecting too much from "Arlington Road". I thought: OK, maybe a good thriller, but not a masterpiece. I'm proud to say that I was mistaken, and now "Arlington Road" is one of my favorite movies. First and above all, because of a outstanding actor called Tim Robbins. I don't have words too describe his performance here, it's strong and calm at the same time, a show by an actor who knows everything about acting. Maybe one of the best villains I've ever seen, his dialog with Jeff Bridges in the garden is just amazing! I didn't even believe it when I saw it. Since the day I've watched this movie, Tim Robbins acting is the greatest show on Earth for me. Anyway, besides him, "Arlington" has a solid script, that really has something to say, a correct direction e some great supporting cast. Joan Allen is creepy at its best, a wonderful performance. It's a shame that Jeff Bridges didn't represent well the fascinating role that he plays, but this is a minor flaw. "Arlington Road" is forever the show by Tim Robbins... and it's a devastating, outstanding, unforgettable piece of movie-making.

One of the greatest humorists today, Chris Rock is grantee of great comedies even when he's just producer or, like in this case, a character.

"Everybody Hates Chris" is an acid comedy that plays with teenagers and family relationships, all with elegance and intelligent jokes. That's clearly the mark of Chris...

Anyway, the show tells the story of Chris (Tyles James Williams), a 12-16 (according to the season) boy who lives in Bedstie with his family: the scandalous mother Rochelle (Tichina Arnold), the hard-working father Julius (Terry Crews), younger brother Drew (Tequan Richmond) and annoying sister Tanya (Imani Hakim). He studies in a "white" school, and have to deal with Caruso (Trevis T. Flory), a boy who has a compulsion for beating young boys. His only friend is Greg (Vincent Martella) a trekker nerd.

Various situations come out on this plot, almost all of them creative and very funny, in his peculiar way. A show to be seen, be laughed, but maybe, to be forgotten. Unfortunelly.

It's one of my favorites TV series. A wonderful cast, great screenplay and a out siding plot.

Watching the routine of the Kyle family is grantee of great moments of humor and great comedy performers. Let's see: - Damon Wayans: no commentaries. He's one of the bests today. Se has a perfect timing and always get the point of the joke.

• Tisha Campbell: Her's paranoid and sentimental Jay is just wonderful to see.

• George O. Gore II: perfect for the paper. It's impossible to imagine someone else as the adorable (and dumb) Junior.

• Jennifer Nicole Freeman: the egocentric Claire found the perfect actress. Beautiful & talented.

• Parker McKeena Posey: impossible to not fall in love for her.

• Noah Grey-Cabey: this boy have future, i'm sure of it.

I get very sad when it ends, but this show will be in my mind forever. Michael, Jay, Claire, Junior, Kadie... we love you!

In the movies dictionary, Wesley Snipes is synonym of... action and action, usually without much brain, but this is an exception. In spite of the title, that suggest a movie right in the style of the ex basket player, after the first half of the movie we perceive the difference: a very intelligent and well-weaved screenplay. Snipes play the CIA agent Sonni Griffith, that investigate the gun's traffic by a team that is owned by a millionaire (Tim Dutton), but everything gets wrong e he is placed in a guard mission of a woman (the beautiful Silvia Colloca), that recently find your dead husband and it's being persecuted by the same millionaire. The English Po Chih Leong deliver a correct direction, the final is a surprise, the movie satisfy, and Snipes, finally, is in the right way.