Comic: Movies I Watched With My First Girlfriend
Not to get into too much personal detail, but this comic does pretty accurately depict my first relationship. Every week, we would lay ...
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Review: Summer Wars
Few films have pleasantly surprised me the way Mamoru Hosoda’s The Girl Who Leapt Through Time did. A shockingly assured feature from a ...
Comic: Are You A Popcorn Pervert?
One gets to learn about a number of different kinds of customers when working at a movie theater. This comic is a tribute ...
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Review: The Roommate
You may find yourself presented with an opportunity to watch The Roommate at some point in your life. Perhaps you’ll happen upon it ...
Flixist Awards 2010: Best Foreign Film
Foreign films are my bread and butter, so I’m pleased to be here to present our choice for the best foreign film of ...
Review: Blue Valentine
The doomed relationship movie has been done a million times before, its pedigree spanning virtually every era and genre of film. Ingmar Bergman ...
Review: Rabbit Hole
Nobody wants to go to a film about a dead child. Given the option of Rabbit Hole against something like Little Fockers or ...
Review: Home Alone
Until today, I last endured a viewing of the “classic” family comedy Home Alone during a somewhat peculiar event. My friends and I, ...
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Review: A Charlie Brown Christmas
I didn’t get into Peanuts when I was young enough to be part of its supposed target demographic. When I was a child, ...
Blockbuster Offers Pathetic Last-Ditch Pricing Changes
How many times has Blockbuster changed their pricing over the past few years? Like some sort of angsty teenager, it seems like they ...
Review: Clash of the Titans
As a general rule, remakes are a bad idea. With very few exceptions (The Thing), remakes take terrific films and infuse them with ...
Review: Skyline
Sigh. Well, still waiting for that great contemporary giant monster movie. Skyline is a film that passed by my radar extremely briefly earlier this year. On ...