Netflix Flick of the Week: “Don Jon”

What’s not to love about Joseph Gordon-Levitt? He’s a talented young actor who’s good-looking and very charismatic. He starred in great films such as Inception, 500 Days of Summer, and Angels in the Outfield (He played the main character who saw the angels, I just blew some of you’re minds didn’t I?). So what if…

Netflix Flick of the Week: “Best Worst Movie”

out of 10 “Troll 2 is strangely watchable in a train wreck sort of way”. I can’t think of any better way to describe the b-movie to end all b-movies. While other films have come and sucked, “Troll 2” displays some of the worst acting, directing, writing, and everything else ever…

Netflix Flick of the Week: “Pain and Gain”

out of 10 Pain and Gain is an action/comedy film directed by Michael Bay. Now before you close this page and immediately say this movie is crap, let me explain, because this film is actually pretty good. Starring Mark “Marky Mark” Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson and Anthony Mackie, the film, based on…

Netflix Flick of the Week: “Stuck in Love”

Dir. by Josh Boone Written and directed by Josh Boone (the director of the highly anticipated film adaptation of John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars. See our review here.), Stuck in Love (2012) was Boone’s debut, and a star-studded one at that. I’m kind of obsessed with family resemblances, and…

Netflix Flick of the Week: ‘Odd Thomas’

MVP: Anton Yelchin Odd Thomas has one really good thing going for it, and that's Anton Yelchin. After that, there's not much there. Maybe I'm being a little harsh, but the film wasted such great source material (Dean Koontz's novel of the same name). The film tells the story of Odd…

Netflix Flick of the Week: ’21 & Over’

21 & Over, directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, is an American comedy 2013 film that is recently being featured as a popular comedy on Netflix. The movie is about two friends Casey and Miller who are high school pals and are now over 21 and want to take their friend Jeff Chang out for his…

Netflix Flick of the Week: ‘Serenity’

out of 10 The film Serenity is the movie sequel to Joss Wehdon’s popular, but short-lived TV series Firefly. Firefly was a sci-fi series with many western elements thrown in. Though the film does a good job of explaining things to those unfamiliar with the series, here’s a quick synopsis. In…