http://www.markreviewsmovies.com Film reviews and criticism by Mark Dujsik en-us Copyright 2010, Mark Dujsik mark_reviews_movies@hotmail.com (Mark Dujsik) http://www.markreviewsmovies.com/reviews/G/greenzone.htm 2.5 Stars (out of 4) Review by Mark Dujsik | March 11, 2010 When used properly, dramatic irony, the circumstance under which the audience is aware of information that the characters are not, can be a powerful narrative tool. The second sequence of Green Zone is a fine example. http://www.markreviewsmovies.com/reviews/O/ourfamilywedding.htm 1.5 Stars (out of 4) Review by Mark Dujsik | March 11, 2010 The best that can be said of the characters populating Our Family Wedding is that one doesn't hate them, but one is entirely apathetic about them. They just are those types of characters, ones who exist solely to act out manufactured conflict, with no apparent life outside of said conflict (except the little bit that's established to aid in the assembly said conflict), and hence in complete compulsion of the script, even when it contradicts logic, what's come before it, and, well, basic humor. http://www.markreviewsmovies.com/reviews/R/rememberme.htm 3 Stars (out of 4) Review by Mark Dujsik | March 11, 2010 The final minutes of Remember Me put everything that's come before it into a larger context, and it's not the kind of gimmick -- and, yes, we shall call it what it is -- this material needs. http://www.markreviewsmovies.com/reviews/S/shesoutofmyleague.htm 3 Stars (out of 4) Review by Mark Dujsik | March 11, 2010 There are two scenes in She's Out of My League that stand out as out-of-character with the rest of the film. They are remnants of a now seemingly bygone era, in which each new comedy involving teens and young adults had to top the previous one in terms of sequences that would gross out the audience more and further test the standards of the MPAA rating system.