Review: The Eagle
While Channing Tatum may not be an actor’s actor, he doesn’t detract from a film. He has charisma and the build that action ...
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Review: God of Love
Short films have an incredibly difficult job: they have to display creativity in an extremely short amount of time without layering on the ...
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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 ...
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Review: Cedar Rapids
John C. Reilly and Ed Helms are funny people. There is no doubt about that. If you haven’t laughed at something they’ve said ...
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Review: Brighton Rock
The Boulting Brothers’ 1947 adaptation of the Graham Greene novel Brighton Rock is considered one of the treasures of British cinema, so using ...
Review: Sanctum
Spelunking is a really funny word for a really cool thing. It means cave exploring and that is what Sanctum is all about. ...
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Review: The Other Woman
On the heels of a Golden Globe award and a potential Oscar win, Natalie Portman is what’s hot on these streets (and by ...
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Review: What’s the Matter with Kansas?
The question had never occurred to me. But then again, I grew up about as far away from Kansas as some of you ...
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Review: Ip Man 2
The first IP Man was a traditional martial arts film that followed Yip Man – Bruce Lee’s famous trainer – through his struggles ...
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Review: The Rite
It is a well documented fact that Anthony Hopkins does crazy and does crazy really well. Unless you’ve somehow avoided any and all ...
Review: Rubber
A movie about a killer tire. Y’know, like a car tire. How do you get an entire feature length movie out of this ...
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Review: The Mechanic
The Mechanic raises many deep and thoughtful questions about serious topics and life decisions. For instance: is it really necessary to show the ...