D.J. Caruso

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  Eagle Eye

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Jan 9, 2009

  Concerned more so with its anti-conformist subtext than characterizations, natural dialogue, believable Federal intelligence or developing...

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  Eagle Eye

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Sep 26, 2008

  In an attempt to follow in the tracks of well-crafted cyber-thrillers like Enemy of the State, D.J. Caruso’s Eagle Eye barely makes a pit-s...

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  Disturbia

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Aug 15, 2007

  Though it’s obviously inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s classic Rear Window, with a hint of Joe Dante’s The ’burbs, Disturbia is an enjoyable...

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  Disturbia

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2007

  My chops were regularly licked after I heard about Disturbia, with its plot so clearly similar to Rear Window that a comparison would surel...

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  Two for the Money

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2006

  Al Pacino revisits familiar territory as an ailing gambling mogul guiding a rookie numbers picker up through the ranks of his sports bettin...

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  The Terminal

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2004

  American everyman Tom Hanks plays Viktor Navorski, who travels from Krakozhia (a fictitious eastern European country) to see America for th...

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  Taking Lives

  D.J. Caruso

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2004

  This Angelina Jolie vehicle is a little bit Silence of the Lambs (female FBI investigator) and a little Seven (serial killer on the loose)...