Review: The Divide
I love the kinds of stories that are possible with a post-apocalyptic setting. It’s just one of those places where you can have ...
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Review: A Separation
It’s never a nice feeling thinking you’re going to dislike a movie that is widely beloved. I felt like A Separation was going to ...
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Review: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
I’ve gone on record stating that American remakes of foreign movies are about as stupid an idea as mixing scotch with vodka. Look ...
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Review: Young Adult
In reviewing a movie like Young Adult, you have to understand something first to really put things in perspective. Not everyone’s going to ...
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Review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
When the first Sherlock Holmes film hit I was pleasantly surprised by both its quality and its take on the character. While it wasn’t ...
Review: Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
Several weeks ago my handler gave me a mission which I chose to accept. I could review Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol if ...
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Review: Pariah
Pariah is generating a lot of buzz, and with good reason. The movie tackles some subjects that aren’t often used in mainstream movies, ...
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Review: We Need To Talk About Kevin
No-one ever told you parenting would be easy, an old adage suggests, but even fewer said it could literally be murder. Can a ...
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Review: Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
The newest Alvin and the Chipmunks movie represents the continuing, disturbing trend of Hollywood mining basically every children’s property from the eighties and ...
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Review: The Sitter
Director David Gordon Green is a bit of a paradox. Snow Angels, one of the most underrated films I’ve seen in recent years, ...
Review: New Year’s Eve
I feel the need to admit to everyone here that Love Actually is one of my all-time favorite romantic comedies and is a ...
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Review: Green
Green is one of those movies that reminds me why I dislike modern art. There’s a scene in the film where one of the ...