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Top Ten at the
Box Office

1. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2. The Interpreter
3. xXx: State of the Union
4. The Amityville Horror
5. Sahara
6. A Lot Like Love
7. Fever Pitch
8. Kung Fu Hustle
9. Robots
10. Guess Who

Top Ten DVD
Rentals according to
Billboard

1. Ocean's 12
2. Spanglish
3. Sideways
4. Elektra
5. Hotel Rwanda
6. After the Sunset
7. Suspect Zero
8. Finding Neverland
9. Ladder 49
10. Closer


Guess who's back? Back again. Reel is back, tell some friends. Hoping to get a nice little Reel Revival going here folks. Sure the site isn't professional, sure we review based on what's entertaining and not necessarily enlightening, sure we're young; but dammit, we have opinions and we are going to have them heard. Well read. Who am I kidding, no one visits this site, except you obviously. Thanks for coming and look for ever evolving greatness.


SHREK 2

Not as good as the first. Too many pop culture references to take that title, but at the same time a cute movie, and a good sequel.


MEAN GIRLS: Funny, that's about it though.

CLUB DREAD: With a quarter of the laughs of "Super Troopers" and a tired story the movie falls short. The film is still funny though, and entertaining to a degree.

ELEPHANT: If you can follow someone you can make this film. It had a definite indie feel with a finger pointing at everyone but the individual involved in school shootings.

TROY: This should have been called "Hector and Achilles". The story of the Trpjan War, only bastardized to the extreme.

THE GIRL NEXT DOOR : Review coming

HELLBOY : Review coming

WALKING TALL : Review coming

THE LADYKILLERS : Review coming

DAWN OF THE DEAD : Quite possibly the scariest thing to ever be captured on film. A must see for horror fans.

TAKING LIVES : Review coming

ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND : Another pointless indie film along the lines of "Lost in Translation", if you liked that movie, you'll like this one.

STARSKY AND HUTCH : Review coming

SECRET WINDOW : A good Stephen King translation about an author and an eerie mountain man.

SPARTAN : Review coming


House of Wax: Paris Hilton, Elisha Cuthbert and Chad Michael Murray are teens in a town with a wax museum, but the wax models look a little too real to be sculpted... Uh oh! [trailer]

Kingdom of Heaven: From Ridley Scott (the director of Gladiator) comes this Gladiator rehash... I mean, story of the crusades focusing on Balian of Ibelin (played by Orlando Bloom) who is a blacksmith rising to protect his people. [trailer]