John Leguizamo

  • Review: ‘Sisters’ not only seducing cops with their charm (Includes first-hand account)

    It’s at a snail’s pace, but things in Hollywood are gradually shifting in favour of female performers, characters and creators. Women directors are taking the helm and movies with all-female leads are appearing on the marquee more often. Statistics show films with these attributes perform well at the box office so hopefully studio-thinking will catch up with feminism sooner rather than later and start giving these projects the green light. In the meantime, it’s up to a select few to lead the charge. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler‘s Sisters is one of these pictures.

  • Review: ‘Experimenter’ is the human perspective of a scientific coup (Includes first-hand account)

    Research conducted in the name of science cannot always justify one’s work; rather harm to the subject is a better indicator of whether a test is defensible. Adding a preposition to the title of this film may have given it a negative connotation, implying the protagonist was the villain in a tale of horror — though there are some in his field who would have you believe just that. Experimenter is the story of Stanley Milgram, whose obedience studies would shake-up the academic community.