Review: Tiny Furniture
I love movies. That’s part of why I love writing for Flixist so much. However, after posting my Warrior’s Way review, I noticed ...
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Review: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
Schadenfreude. Pleasure in the misfortune of others. Those of us who deny its existence are clearly fooling ourselves, as we’ve all laughed at ...
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UK Review: London Boulevard
The confusing title is the first of London Boulevard‘s many problems and emblematic of all of them. It sounds good, with some retro ...
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Review: Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
I’ve always been a bit of a grinch when it comes to Christmas. I never really could get into the holiday spirit of ...
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Review: The Warrior’s Way
I love cowboys and I love ninjas. Who doesn’t? What could make cowboys and ninjas even cooler? Mixing them together! That must’ve been ...
Review: The Warrior’s Way
Next year we’ll have the chance to see cowboys versus aliens as Hollywood continues to pair up every possible permutation for our entertainment. ...
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Review: Knight and Day
What aimed to be this Summer’s big blockbuster rom-com instead was destined to be more of this Winter’s big Blockbuster rental, and after ...
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Review: The Last Airbender
This is a review. It’s a review because it’s published with a Reviews tag, and shows up in the Reviews section. However, you ...
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Review: Black Swan
There is absolutely no denying that Darren Aronofsky is one of modern film’s masters. He’s only five films into his career and already ...
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Review: Clash of the Titans
As a general rule, remakes are a bad idea. With very few exceptions (The Thing), remakes take terrific films and infuse them with ...
Review: Tangled
I think most will agree that ever since Disney made the switch to CGI itâ’s felt like they’ve been stumbling a bit to ...
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Review: Iron Man 2
A sleek black car slides perfectly into place aside the entrance of a building where weapons are made by someone other than Robert ...