Losing My Virginity: Blade Runner
It was another dark and stormy night in Ohio, and I was about to do something I’d never done before: I was going ...
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Review: L.A. Confidential
In celebration of the forthcoming release of L.A. Noire, Flixist has teamed up with its sister sites Japanator and Destructoid to give a ...
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Review: The Beaver
In the new film The Beaver (hehe), Mel Gibson does not: – demand that you give him oral sex “because he deserves it” ...
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Review: Bridesmaids
When you slap the likes of Superbad, 40 Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up on your movie poster and then display your female cast ...
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Review: Hesher
Responses to trauma come in all kinds of forms. Typically, the reaction is gauged by the original incident. Imagine, then, losing your mother ...
Review: Daydream Nation
High school films are a dime a dozen, yet we tend to gravitate to them because of how relatable the high school experience ...
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Tribeca ’11 Review: Beats, Rhymes & Life
This may be the most partial review I have ever wrote. Not because some suit threw money at me or I have personal ...
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Review: Thor
[This review was posted last week following the film’s limited release. It is being reposted to coincide with the film’s nationwide release.] First, ...
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Review: Prom
Oh my gosh, when I heard Disney was making a prom movie, I was like, sooo excited. That girl Aimee something from Friday ...
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Review: Fast Five
When people become aware that I review films, at the first sign of disagreement on the merits of the latest blockbuster, someone inevitably ...
Tribeca Film Festival Shorts pt. 1
So far, the shorts I’ve seen at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival have been awesome. I’ve yet to see one that wasn’t at ...
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Review: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
Product integration is everywhere in this day and age, some subtle and some not so subtle. You’re either one of those people who ...