Tag: joseph gordon-levitt

The Dark Knight Rises Review

There was a game I played quite often as a child. I would don my very own cape and cowl and pull on a black shirt, emblazoned with a yellow oval surrounding the symbol of the bat. I would dash around the house, vanquishing invisible foes in a flurry of martial arts and imagined gadgets.…
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Sifting Through Netflix: Thoughts on “Brick”

Disclaimer: I’ve had a growing list of movies on my Netflix Instant Queue (I pronounce it “qway” by the way). Recently, I’ve taken to plodding through them, and rather than doing a full, traditional review for each, I think it’ll be neat to just scribble out some random thoughts and give you my impression on…
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A Review of “50/50”

“If you were a casino game, you would have the best odds.” Adam Lerner (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is just another unassuming – and rather boring – twenty-something year old. He’s got a goofy best friend that he works with, a gorgeous artsy girlfriend who’s incredibly messy, and a mother that constantly worries about him. His…
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