Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana star as two destined lovers, Clare Abshire and Henry DeTamble, who try desperately to nurture a relationship constantly complicated by Henry’s uncontrollable time traveling tendencies.
Henry has learned to live with this genetic disorder since childhood that not only strips him of his present reality, but literally of his clothes as he travels through time. (Can we say constant ‘wardrobe malfunction’?)
But the faithful Clare is becoming increasingly tired of Henry’s sudden and unpredictable disappearances that have caused him to disappear into thin air at the worst of moments. (I say ditto to that.) Read more »
Here’s one movie idea that isn’t half-baked. 
I attempted a viewing of Adam Sandler’s Funny People today but had to leave the theatre within the first 30 minutes because it was an assault on my values. I had hoped to get a proper review of this new release that just came out at the box office on July 31st, but staying in my seat voluntarily watch
Depp Shines in ‘Public Enemies’
Posted in At Box Office, Crime, Drama, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, Film Review, Rated R with tags audio commentary, audio review, Baby Face Nelson, bank robberies, Billie Frechette, Billy Crudup, Christian Bale, cops and robbers, Crime, criminal, Drama, Film Review, gangster, good vs. evil, J. Edgar Hoover, James Cagney, John Dillinger, Johnny Depp, justice, Liz Lane, Marion Cotillard, Melvin Purvis, Michael Mann, mob, movie review, Positive Hit Radio The Current, prison, Public Enemies, radio, Rated R, The Current, The Godfather, Universal Pictures, violence on July 1, 2009 by Laura J. BagbyEventually, however, Dillinger meets his overdue fate when faced with the law-enforcing Bureau of Investigation (later to be named the FBI), headed by Director J. Edgar Hoover (Billy Crudup). Special Agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale) and the other G-men who have been trailing Dillinger for the past 14 months finally bring justice. Read more »
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