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Neil Miller is a 23-year-old film critic who lives and works in Columbus, Ohio. He is a member of the Central Ohio Film Critics Association. His musings about the world of film (and other various topics) are on display at his blog, The Columbus Movie Guy. He is also the co-founder and managing editor of Film School Rejects.
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Movie Review: Van Wilder 2 - The Rise of Taj
Dane Cook and Kal Penn now have something in common – neither of them are Ryan Reynolds.
Despite the advice of his wife to stay away, Sly Stallone has come back again to give Rocky one more shot at being the People's Champion.
Emilio Estevez puts forth his best effort to deliver one of the year's biggest surprises.
Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott team up for the first time since Gladiator to attempt to have A Good Year. The result is a below-mediocre year.
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DVD Review: Wordplay
Wordplay is like a great crossword puzzle, intelligently crafted and captivating.
Borat came to the U.S. and A to make a movie-film for his country. The result? Probably the funniest movie of the year.
Just like Yahoo can never be Google, Clint Eastwood will never magically become Stephen Spielberg.
The line between eccentric genius and delusional is often a thin one when it comes to filmmakers.
Christopher Nolan's mystical tale of dueling magicians is a film that urges its audience to "watch closely" - and for good reason.
Some may say the ending is the downfall, but you will have to see it and decide for yourself.
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