Sundance Review: Big Sur
It was the public’s idolization of Jack Kerouac that spurred him to move to a remote cabin and write Big Sur. It’s funny ...
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Sundance Review: Before Midnight
There is an ebb and flow to the laughter between the men and women of my theater, during Before Midnight. As Jesse makes ...
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Sundance Review: Sound City
An hour into Sound City, the film takes an unexpected detour, suddenly documenting a jam session between David Grohl and friends instead of ...
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Sundance Review: Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman
The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman is so forgettable a film that I started forgetting the plot while watching. Never to fear, all ...
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Sundance Review: Mud
Jeff Nichols’ films pay homage to a part of the south rarely represented in film. The small towns of Arkansas and Mississippi, where ...
Sundance Review: Virtually Heroes
There was once a time when videogame enthusiasts were happy to see the presence of games represented on the big screen, anyway they ...
Sundance 2013: Day one & two recap
Videogame soldiers teabagging each other, Micheal Cera on drugs, and crazy, homeless McConaughey. This is Sundance and these are the reviews for day ...
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Sundance Review: Kill Your Darlings
I’m always grateful when a film reminds me of that unmistakable feeling of being attached to a seat cushion, physically changed by the ...
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Sundance Review: Computer Chess
I share Computer Chess director Andrew Bujalski`s fetish for early electronics: the computer towers that rise to your waist, the cumbersome consumer cameras, ...
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Sundance Review: The Look of Love
I can forgive The Look of Love for operating within cliches and stereotypes of the ’70s, because porn mogul Paul Raymond is one ...
Sundance 2013: Day three & four recap
This guy is yanking his wiener. Next to me. In the restroom. And on the other side of me is an old guy ...
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Tribeca Review: V/H/S/2
In the original V/H/S, numerous tapes littered the apartment of the film’s depraved gang of psychos, leaving the viewer to wonder what else ...