NYFF Review: Caesar Must Die
I know it’s an uncontroversial thing to say, but I like William Shakespeare. His writing is incredible, his style is unmatched, and his ...
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Review: Nothing But a Man
[This review was originally posted as part of our 2012 New York Film Festival coverage. It has been reposted to coincide with the ...
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Review: Killing Them Softly
[This review was originally posted in October to coincide with the UK release of Killing Them Softly. It has been reposted to coincide ...
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Review: Looper
Time travel is a sticky wicket for movies, and really all stories in general. There are just so many contradictions, loopholes, and moving ...
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Review: Hotel Transylvania
For most people Hotel Transylvania looks like another Adam Sandler and Friends vehicle with a trendy pop star from an animation studio not ...
Review: Jesus Hospital
[From September 20th to the 30th, the Korea Society in New York will be hosting a series of screenings called “Yeonghwa: Korean Film ...
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Review: Frankenweenie
Let’s be real: Tim Burton hasn’t exactly been churning out hits lately. Between Alice in Wonderland and Dark Shadows, it’s hard to have ...
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Review: A Fish
[From September 20th to the 30th, the Korea Society in New York will be hosting a series of screenings called “Yeonghwa: Korean Film ...
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Review: Helpless
[From September 20th to the 30th, the Korea Society in New York will be hosting a series of screenings called “Yeonghwa: Korean Film ...
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NYFF Review: Kinshasa Kids
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Review: The Paperboy
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Review: Our Children
Our Children probably isn’t the best title for this film given where it goes, especially since some of the posters feature a blissful ...