Review: Exit Through the Gift Shop
Ever since the birth of Style Wars (1983), there have been many graffiti documentaries that have tried to capture the essence of street ...
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Review: The Book of Eli
To be quite honest, I was wary of reviewing the post-apocalyptic, semi-religious-themed Book of Eli. At some point, the big twist was spoiled ...
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Review: Rabbit Hole
Let’s get one thing clear. Rabbit Hole is a depressing movie. There’s no doubt about this. The story revolves around the death of ...
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Review: The Book of Eli
Wall-E, Children of Men, 9, The Road, Terminator Salvation, I Am Legend, 2012, Daybreakers… even if we count Zombies and Alien Invasion as ...
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Review: How to Train Your Dragon (2D)
Since releasing its first full-length animated feature in 1999 (Antz), DreamWorks Animation has produced some of the most popular CGI films of the ...
Review: The Expendables
Usually, I like to start my reviews with a cold opening, like some sort of opening thesis paragraph to break the ice and ...
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Review: How to Train Your Dragon
Ever since Toy Story made its very successful and game-changing debut, a plethora of CGI-animated films have infiltrated theater screens and our minds. Outside of ...
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Review: Bad Santa
One thing is clear within minutes of Bad Santa: it didn’t just receive an R rating from the MPAA, it prayed for it. ...
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Review: True Grit
Coen brothers movies can be hit or miss for some but the one thing they always are is memorable. It’s worth reminding everyone ...
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Review: Home Alone
Usually to find a unique film that strays from the rest of the industry these days you have to dive deep into a ...
Review: A Very Sunny Christmas
A Very Sunny Christmas, It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s direct-to-video release Christmas special, was an instant classic at my house. The two-episode length, ...
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Review: True Grit
I’ve always been much more a fan (and a big one) of Coen brothers comedy than of Coen brothers suspense. Call it a ...