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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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DVD Review: Curious George
The cute little monkey is back - with a little bit of fresh animation and an awesome soundtrack.
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DVD Review: The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
A thoughtless thrill ride! No deep messages to uncover, no codes to break – this film is just here to entertain.
Brian De Palma's latest has enough style and too much plot to be a successful pick.
Sean Penn and Jude Law are going for Oscar’s gold in a tale about a man of the people, who will do whatever it takes to bring down a corrupt government in 1950’s Louisiana.
During a viewing of this film, you may find yourself seeing your friends, your family or even yourself in these wonderfully drawn characters.
Everyone knew this summer was missing a teen crazed love story set to the rhythm of hip-hop. Well, not any more.
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Movie Review: The OH in Ohio
A Cleveland couple deals with their quest for happiness and self-confidence, one orgasm at a time.
I have always been skeptical of musicians that attempt to make the crossover to making films.
Mark Whalberg and Greg Kinnear star in another cookie-cutter Disney sports movie that is - you guessed it - heartwarming!
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DVD Review: The Lost City
As a director, Garcia does a wonderful job of visualizing what 1950s Cuba looked like – the glitz, the glamour and the night life...
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