Archive for the ‘Chops and Scores’ Category

  • LAMBScores: Madea Solves Crimes with Toby the Demon

    by Nick Powell · Nov 11, 2012 at 7:44 CET · Featured, LAMBscores · 2 Comments
    LAMBScores: Madea Solves Crimes with Toby the Demon

    On the slate this week is a few movies that don’t seem to be getting a lot of love this fall. First off, we see another adaptation of the John Patterson novels with Alex Cross, starring an out-of-fat-suit Tyler Perry. We are also “graced” with a fourth entry in an already obsolete franchise with Paranormal Activity...

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  • LAMBScores: A Fake Sci-Fi Film with a Pagan Deity Leaves the Whole World Blind (Except One Guy)

    by Nick Powell · Nov 5, 2012 at 2:06 CET · Featured, LAMBscores · 9 Comments
    LAMBScores: A Fake Sci-Fi Film with a Pagan Deity Leaves the Whole World Blind (Except One Guy)

    Well isn’t this exciting. The first LAMBScores post on the new layout and it’s about three films that were all eagerly anticipated in their own ways. With Argo, we continue to see Ben Affleck’s high caliber talent as both an actor and director. With Sinister, we see Ethan Hawke...

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  • LAMBScores: Resurrecting a Pet with a Particular Set of Skills

    by Nick Powell · Oct 28, 2012 at 6:19 CET · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Resurrecting a Pet with a Particular Set of Skills

    Here’s another edition of the LAMBScores, just in time for Halloween. Although Frankenweenie is the only film that’s really related to the holiday, I’m sure you can find something to be scared about when it comes to Taken 2. Throw in some teenage angst with The Perks of Being a Wallflower and America’s favorite...

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  • LAMBScores: A Time Traveling Glee Club Visits Eastern Europe

    by Nick Powell · Oct 20, 2012 at 3:25 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: A Time Traveling Glee Club Visits Eastern Europe

    In this edition of the LAMBScores we see how Looper, one of the most anticipated films of the year stacks up against the rest of the year’s films. Is it bad? Is it good? Is it epic? We also have scores for the glee-ful Pitch Perfect, and the Adam Sandler animated Read More »

  • LAMBScores: Judges, Cops, Ghosts, and Eastwood

    by Nick Powell · Oct 14, 2012 at 2:12 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Judges, Cops, Ghosts, and Eastwood

    This week in the LAMBScores, we have quite the variety of flicks. From the remake/reboot/redoing of Dredd, to End of Watch starring Jake Gyllenhaal, to House at the End of the Street starring Katniss Everdeen. Throw in a bit of post-retirement Clint Eastwood (

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  • LAMBScores: Cults, Zombies, Phone Calls, and Imposters

    by Nick Powell · Oct 7, 2012 at 1:19 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Cults, Zombies, Phone Calls, and Imposters

    I have to apologize for the late post this week, been very busy. I would also like to quickly note that I changed the schedule a bit for the LAMBScores, with the a feature being posted on Saturdays now instead of the usual Friday. This week, we wrap up our scores for The Master, Resident Evil: Retribution, Read More »

  • LAMBScores: Superman, Mary Jane, and Bradley Cooper

    by Nick Powell · Sep 28, 2012 at 23:58 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Superman, Mary Jane, and Bradley Cooper

    Sorry for the late post. This is a very, very small edition of LAMBScores this week. Only a few movies with scores, none of which are the largest releases. So look below, and check out the scores for The Cold Light of Day, a run of the mill action movie, The Words, a literary thriller, and Read More »

  • LAMBScores: Cardigan Sweaters and Demonic Possessions

    by Nick Powell · Sep 21, 2012 at 21:35 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Cardigan Sweaters and Demonic Possessions
    Believe it or not folks, this is the last edition of the LAMBScores of the summer. As fall begins, we will surely have plenty of higher scores, with Oscar bait rolling into theaters as we speak. In the mean time, check out the scores for Lawless, the prohibition era gangster movie, The Possession, another horror movie about a girl getting in touch with her demonic side, and The Queen of Versailles, a...

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  • LAMBScores: A Boy and His Bike…and Other Stuff

    by Nick Powell · Sep 14, 2012 at 1:17 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: A Boy and His Bike…and Other Stuff

    Another edition of LAMBScores with a very weak lineup. We start with this week’s biggest movie, Premium Rush and then tag on a few little titles- Two Days in New York, Hit & Run, and Margaret. Insert...

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  • LAMBScores: Geriatric Action Heroes and Zombies Forever

    by Nick Powell · Sep 7, 2012 at 1:33 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Geriatric Action Heroes and Zombies Forever

    Here’s another packed to the brim edition of the LAMBScores. This week, the focus is on ParaNorman, The Expendables 2, and Celeste and Jesse Forever. Switching it up a little, there’s a quick mini-score rundown for Read More »

  • LAMBScores: Action Packed, Baby Punching, Make-Believe, Redhead Marriage Counseling

    by Nick Powell · Aug 31, 2012 at 2:46 CEST · LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Action Packed, Baby Punching, Make-Believe, Redhead Marriage Counseling

    To wrap up August, we have a rather large edition of LAMBScores (as opposed to last week’s single score). Just as the Republican National Convention wraps up, we have scores for The Campaign, a raunchy political “satire”, as well as the ratings for Hope Springs and Ruby Sparks, two smaller releases they have gotten a lot of love. And last, but not least, The Bourne...

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  • LAMBScores: McConaughey Dances with Aliens…in 3D

    by Nick Powell · Aug 17, 2012 at 16:28 CEST · LAMBscores · 2 Comments
    LAMBScores: McConaughey Dances with Aliens…in 3D
    Another week, another edition of the LAMBScores. This week features three incredibly different films that are all across the board in their ratings. We have The Watch, starring Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, and Jonah Hill, as well as Killer Joe, featuring McConaughey as a hitman, and then of course, Step Up Revolution, a 3D dance movie that the world so desperately needed.  As always, feel free to...

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