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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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Rob Corddry stars in a movie that proves the phrase "second place is first place for losers."
Who cast Colin Farrell in this movie? Had they seen Phone Booth prior to making that decision? Obviously not.
Shyamalan's Lady is more interesting for its oddity than its substance, leaving us disappointed.
Kevin Smith finds his way back to his roots and delivers some laughs with Clerks II.
Linklater's Scanner is a dark, haunting and unforgiving tale. It is one hell of a ride through the drugged-up America of the future.
After years of being at the top of comedy, the four stars of Blue Collar Comedy are giving us one more show for the road.
There are some films that find an audience on DVD, and deservedly so...
It cannot be denied that Meryl Streep is a great actress, and she sets out to prove it once more with a delightfully devious new role.
Will Dead Man's Chest be box office Kryptonite for Bryan Singer's Superman Returns, or will the Man of Steel rise above to become the summer's biggest blockbuster?
The second installment in the Pirates franchise sets out to prove that it is worthy of being this summer's most entertaining experience.
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