Category Archives: Worthwhile Movies

Lee is hired as a nanny *slash* housemaid for a well to do Korean family, comprised of the businessman father, a wife heavily pregnant with twins, and a cute young daughter. It is a well paying job under a privileged … Continue reading →

Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is an exceptionally brilliant surgeon, his rock steady hands carrying out the orders of his whip smart brain with precision in his field of neurosurgery. It is a peerless combination that brings Strange a notoriety … Continue reading →

Harry (Pierce Brosnan) should hate volcanoes. One took his fiancé. But no, news that centuries dormant Dante’s Peak is showing signs of stirring like a teenager at noon has him positively giddy. A team accompanies Harry – the usual quirky … Continue reading →

James (Spencer Lofranco) is fresh faced and handsome, seeming more youthful than even his tender years suggest. Even in his early teens James has a lengthy history of dealing with authority. This leaves his supportive mum Tracy (Mary-Louise Parker) at … Continue reading →

Young girls have gone missing. Some are found dead. Some remain whereabouts unknown. When an overeager cop and his overzealous paid thugs are filmed over-asking (i.e. Beating shit out of a suspect) and the vision goes viral, the cop is … Continue reading →

Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Larraine (Vera Farmiga) Warren’s efforts in assisting the Perron family did not go unnoticed. But while the much publicised – and equally publicly doubted – exorcism found the loving couple an unlikely customer base, it also … Continue reading →

The Quiet American begins slowly. It is 1952 in Saigon, a Vietnamese city rife with civil unrest and torn apart through daily acts of terrorism. “You’ll learn the sound of a grenade exploding very soon”, one man tells a newcomer. … Continue reading →