Review: What to Expect When You’re Expecting
Sometimes you just have to put your romantic comedy hat on for a movie. There are some movies that will only work if ...
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Review: One Hundred Years of Evil
It’s important for a mockumentary to be believable. Real documentaries can fall back on their legitimacy if things ever take a turn for ...
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Review: Beyond the Black Rainbow
Beyond the Black Rainbow is a divisive film. A friend of mine who caught the movie a while back said he couldn’t make ...
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Review: Dark Shadows
I am not a Dark Shadows fan. I’ve seen about two episodes of the show in total and snippets here and there. In ...
Review: The King and the Clown
[Korean Movie Night NY continues with Lee Jun-Ik’s The King and the Clown. If you live in New York City, you can see ...
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Review: Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish
The more I’ve sat and thought about it, the more I realize there’s something pretty special about Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish. There’s ...
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Review: The Raven
The Raven is a dark and gritty crime drama. A couple of heads roll, and a couple of telltale hearts beat. Director James McTeigue ...
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Review: The Five-Year Engagement
Jason Segel is blowing up right now, or maybe he’s already blown up and now he’s riding the apex of the explosion that ...
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Review: Safe
When I first watched the trailer to Safe, a sense of deja vu damn near sent me to the brink of madness. There ...
Review: The Avengers
The first of 2012’s behemoth blockbusters arrives with the weight of four years’ build-up on its shoulders and rabid fan expectations to live ...
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Tribeca Review: Knuckleball
[From April 19th to the 29th, Flixist will bring you live coverage of the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Keep ...