A Review Too Far - The Purge:Election Year

This week our cinema geeks review Varsity Blues, An Affair To Remember, and The Purge:Election Year!

A Review Too Far - Independence Day: Resurgence

This week our cinema nerds review Hard Boiled, Jurassic Park:The Lost World, and out in theaters now, Independence Day:Resurgence!

A Review Too Far - Finding Dory

This week our cinema geeks review Downfall and out in theaters now, Pixar's Finding Dory!

A Review Too Far - Warcraft

This week our cinema geeks take on The Kite Runner, Can't Hardly Wait, and Warcraft: The Beginning.

A Review Too Far - Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

This week our Cinema Geeks review the American remake of Infernal Affairs, The Departed, an early Tom Hanks comedy, The Money Pit, and out in theaters now, the Lonely Island mockumentary, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.

A Review Too Far - X-Men: Apocalypse

This week our Cinema Geeks review the Hong Kong crime thriller Infernal Affairs, an American crime thriller starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone, Basic Instinct, and out in theaters now, X-Men: Apocalypse.

A Review Too Far - The Nice Guys

This week our Cinema Geeks review the experimental metaphor film, Pleasentville, a Pixar flick about a would-be chef who also happens to be a rat, Ratatouille, and out in theaters now, Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe in the 70's detective noir flick, The Nice Guys.

A Review Too Far - The Darkness

This week our Cinema Geeks review the medical documentary Code Black, Eddie Murphy in a plethora of roles in The Nutty Professor, and Kevin Bacon and Radha Mitchell in the Anasazi poltergeist movie, The Darkness.

A Review Too Far - Captain America: Civil War

This week, our Cinema Geeks review the film Contact based on Carl Sagan's speculative novel by the same name, an early Mel Gibson flick about the First World War, Gallipolli, and out in theaters now is the massive Marvel Studios ensemble blockbuster, Captain America: Civil War.

A Review Too Far - Keanu

This week our Cinema Geeks review My Neighbor Totoro, Arsenic & Old Lace, and out in theaters now, Keanu~
First up is My Neighbor Totoro, a Studio Ghibli feature from writer/director Hayao Miyazaki that tells the tale of two young girls whose family moves to the country to be closer to the sanitarium where their mother lies deathly ill. As they adapt to their new home and lifestyle changes, they discover and manage to befriend the local house and forest spirits that reside nearby.
After that is Arsenic & Old Lace, which stars Cary Grant as a marriage-phobic new husband who is about to embark on his honeymoon only to discover that his dear old spinster aunts hold a darkly comedic secret. Not only that, but his murderous brother, Johnathan, has returned as well with his own baggage in tow.
Finally, out in theaters now is Key and Peele in Keanu, where the comedic duo play cousins who are swept up with gangsters, murderers, and drug lords on their quest to rescue the cute kitten Keanu that has been cat-napped from their home.