Articles by Travis Mackenzie Hoover

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  License to Wed

  Ken Kwapis

  PUBLISHED Jul 5, 2007

  The fact that Robin Williams stars as a man of God is all any thinking adult needs to know to make the decision not to see License to Wed....

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  Nestor Et Les Oublies

  Benoit Pilon

  PUBLISHED Jul 4, 2007

  "Nestor” is the handle for one Louis-Joseph Hebert, a lively, colourful man who underwent unimaginable physical, emotional and sexual abuse...

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  Charley's Aunt

  Archie Mayo

  PUBLISHED Jun 29, 2007

  A decades-old British stage hit becomes a so-so American movie in this cross-dressing comedy from 1941. Jack Benny is a Victorian-era Oxfor...

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  Toi et moi

  Julie Lopes-Curval

  PUBLISHED Jun 29, 2007

  This handsome but fluffy effort proves that the French can make romantic comedies just like Hollywood; it’s up to you to decide whether tha...

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  Sicko

  Michael Moore

  PUBLISHED Jun 28, 2007

  Michael Moore is a director of questionable merit. He frequently resorts to unnecessary cheap shots and vague half-truths that damage his c...

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  Stone Cold

  Craig R. Baxley

  PUBLISHED Jun 25, 2007

  They actually tried to make a star out of football hero Brian Bosworth in the early ’90s and all they have to show for the effort is this o...

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  52 Pick-Up

  John Frankenheimer

  PUBLISHED Jun 25, 2007

  When was the last time mainstream Hollywood did something truly sleazy? Not trying-too-hard sleazy in the Robert Rodriguez/Eli Roth manner...

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  Monkey Warfare

  Reginald Harkema

  PUBLISHED Jun 25, 2007

  Most Canadian films get made with high hopes, play for two weeks in maybe three cities and then disappear into a big black hole never to be...