Review: Four Lions
Having cemented his reputation as the bête noire of British television with a no-taboo-too-big approach to comedy that culminated in the ‘paedophile special’ ...
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Review: Four Lions
Ever hear that tale about the pub full of professional comedians? They all memorize this book of jokes so completely that they recite ...
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Review Round-up #3
I hope you’re ready for things to heat up again soon! The Flixist review team pumped out dozens of reviews week one, and ...
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Review: Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench
No need to adjust your monitor, you’re seeing the above header correctly. I know it’s hard to believe, but Guy and Madeline on ...
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Review: For Colored Girls
For Colored Girls is based on Ntozake’s first of fifteen plays, and left me confident that For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide ...
Review: Red Hill
Before seeing Red Hill, two things came to mind when I thought of actor Ryan Kwanten. One, what a silly last name, and ...
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Review: Megamind
DreamWorks Animation has been increasing its status as a formidable alternative to Pixar. However, unlike Pixar, DreamWorks’ films have been a bit of ...
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Review: Red Hill
When I was asked to review Red Hill, I had no idea what this movie was. Up until that point, I hadn’t heard ...
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Review: 127 Hours
Seriously. Is there a genre Danny Boyle can’t handle? I mean, seriously. Seriously. Is there a genre Danny Boyle can't handle? I mean, ...
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Review: Saw 3D
I’m going to toss up a spoiler alert, just in case you’ve kept away from the news surrounding this movie. That said, read ...
Review: Saw 3D
The Saw series has long been considered “critic-proofâ€. They’re not screened for critics. Those who follow the films don’t have any interest in ...
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Review: Jacob’s Ladder
Jacob’s Ladder begins its story with a vision of one the closest things to Hell-on-earth ever experienced–the real-life horror of the Vietnam War. ...