Must Go! Geezer goes to the movies by redthomas I read the books in 1975 and have been watching movie technology evolve to the point where this movie could happen. For the first time in my life I'm going to a midnight first showing, I let you...
Must Go! Surprised and satisfied by Jenzamayia If you have read the books, you will be very satisfied the way they have played the characters straight up.....no parody. This is a grand adventure that wins you over bit by bit. The 3D makes this...
Must Go! John Carter enjoyable for all by Collie1 So for its the first movies I found entertaining and fun. Few changes from the book but Edgar never saw the future of 3D movies what a director could do, poor Tarzan might be next, but I do hope they...
75 Boston Globe | Ty Burr Against the odds, John Carter is itself pretty amazing - an epic pulp saga that slowly rises to the level of its best imitations and wins you over by degrees. Read full review
70 The Hollywood Reporter | Todd McCarthy Director Andrew Stanton's Disney extravaganza is a rather charming pastiche. Read full review
63 Rolling Stone | Peter Travers John Carter bites off more than even Woola can chew, but it's built on something rare: wonder instead of Hollywood cynicism. Read full review
63 Philadelphia Inquirer | Steven Rea That's kind of the aesthetic that Stanton is going for: over-the-top pulp. But there's something generic about the digitally rendered Martians, and there's a corniness to the dialogue that keeps the audience from any kind of emotional attachment to the Tharks and Zodangans and their ilk. Read full review