Aisa Valenzuela

Superhero movies have consistently ruled the roost for the last five years, but there’s been one caped crusader who’s been conspicuously absent all throughout. Which is quite ironic, because he’s the guy who started it all. You know who I’m talking about. He’s not a bird; he’s not a plane... He’s Superman.

Die Hard, the granddaddy of all action flicks, is back--and with a vengeance. Does it still have the legs to hang with the big boys? Apparently yes, because in A Good Day to Die Hard, the fifth in the action series and first since 2007's Die Hard 4.0, the stakes are higher and the bombs and car chase scenes even more explosive.

How to Create Your Dream GirlOriginally posted on September 29, 2012"This is the true and impossible story of my very great love: Ruby Sparks. You may see this and think it's magic. But falling in love is an act of magic."Loved, loved, loved this movie....

One of the main reasons for the hype around James Cameron's epic sci-fi adventure film Avatar is the director himself. You might even have heard of him; after all, he only directed the biggest and most successful film of all time. But it has been 12 years since Titanic sailed and then sunk on our big screens. What has the erstwhile King of the World been up to since then?

Bringing Bond Back to BasicsOriginally posted December 16, 2006Rating: 4/5 stars (Very Good)Even before Casino Royale hit theaters, the 21st film in the James Bond franchise was notorious for hiring a blond and – as London’s Daily Mirror called him – bland James Bond. Actor...