2009

Starring: Matt Czuchry, Jesse Bradford, Geoff Stults, Marika Dominczak, and Keri Lynn Pratt

Written by: Tucker Max & Nils Parker based on the novel by Tucker Max

Directed by: Bob Gosse

2009

Written by: Dan Brown

Robert Langon returns for the third time in an all new adventure. Unfortunately the novel does not approach the heights of the previous two, and in fact seems tired, uninspired, and at times boring.

2010

Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Crispin Glover, Michael Sheen, and Stephen Fry

Written by: Linda Woolverton based on the novel by Lewis Carroll

Directed by: Tim Burton

Before you see this film you must decide one thing. Do you like Tim Burton? If you have never enjoyed a Tim Burton directed piece than you might as well stay home. This is vintage Burton through and through…if a little Disneyfied. In an interesting move that is somewhere between deception and honesty, Burton names the film Alice In Wonderland despite the fact that it is supposedly a sequel of sorts. Alice is grown up now and she returns to a now post-apocalyptic Wond…er…Underland, as the denziens call it. And yet, the sequel does, for the most part, follow the same tale as the original, with the exception of the grown up Alice.

2006

Starring: Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellan, Alfred Molina, Jean Reno, and Paul Bettany

Written by: Akiva Goldsmith based on the novel by: Dan Brown

Directed by: Ron Howard

Having just finished the novel and recently the film version and novel of Angels and Demons, I was curious as to how I’d like this film again. I had seen it when it first came out but honestly remembered very little. I remembered not hating it as much as some did, but that was about it.