Published July 3, 2012
After the critically disappointing "Spider-Man 3," Sony Pictures had two options: find a new franchise with interesting characters and exciting stories or reboot "Spider-Man" barely 10 years after he first hit the screen. As is typical with Hollywood, the one that takes less imagination won out, resulting in "The Amazing Spider-Man," an entertaining reboot that can't hide the fact that it's completely unnecessary.
Published Dec. 26, 2007
Sure, they liked the Tinker Toys, but my boys really loved the box of Band-Aids the best.
Published Jan. 30, 2007
OnMilwaukee.com loves a computer-savvy 4-year-old, which is why Charlie Hartenstein is the perfect kid to be the first "Mini Milwaukeean" of 2007.
Published Jan. 17, 2006
When a movie theater fills to capacit and people are still pouring in and are being turned away, you'd hope that this says something about a movie. This isn't the case for the lukewarm "Tristan & Isolde."
Published May 6, 2002
No matter what critics say, fans of the comic book are going to love the movie. But the fact is, "Spider-Man" is only so-so. There are plenty of things to like about it, and just as many that prevent it from achieving greatness.
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