Critiqal

Plot: Oliver Stone brings the life and times of our 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush (Brolin) to the big screen in this unofficial biopic.

Plot: Peter Parker (Maguire) is having problems with his relationships, both with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson (Dunst) and with his best friend Harry Osborn (Franco). On top of that, he’s got to worry about his job, thanks to hotshot new Daily Bugle photographer Eddie Brock (Grace). If that’s not enough, he - as superhero Spider-Man - has to face off with a new super-villain called The Sandman (Church). Plus, a mysterious alien symbiote is lurking around…and that’s bound to cause trouble.

Plot: After crashing his girlfriend’s car while drunk driving, disgraced former NFL football player Paul Crewe (Sandler) is sent to prison. All he wants to do is serve his time and go home. But the Warden (Cromwell), a big football fan himself, has other ideas. He wants to pit his prison guards football team against the inmates in a pre-season warm-up game -and he thinks that Crewe is the one to put together the prisoners’ team. If Crewe’s team of misfits wins, he’ll upset the Warden - and in this prison, that’s one thing you don’t want to do. If his team loses, the inmates will probably kill him. With choices like that, this game is going to be the longest four quarters of his life. A remake of the 1974 film by the same name.

Plot: It’s Chicago, 2035, and robots are everywhere…but Det. Spooner (Smith) has a thing against robots, despite the 3 Laws of Robotics that protect humans. When USR, the biggest robotic manufacturer in the world, populates almost every home in the world with it’s newest robot version, however, one robot seemingly breaks the 3 Laws…and suddenly humanity’s chances aren’t looking very good. Loosely based on Isaac Asimov’s collection of short stories by the same name.