Review: The Exorcist
Arguably the most famous horror movie of all time, The Exorcist was something you heard of before you knew what an exorcism was or the ...
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London Film Festival Review: The Pipe
At its heart, the story of The Pipe is a profound and disturbing failure of democracy. It’s all too easy to take for ...
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London Film Festival Review: Young Girls In Black
If Of Gods And Men showed French cinema at its finest, a quietly powerful reflection on faith and its ability to both unite ...
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Review: Monsters
I’m still waiting for that great contemporary giant monster movie. Roland Emmerich’s Godzilla? Don’t make me laugh. Cloverfield? Getting warmer. The Host? Amazing ...
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Review: Nowhere Boy
It’s hard to make a film about someone as legendary and iconic as John Lennon. How do you avoid seeming like you’re simply ...
Review: Hereafter
Here are two facts: 1. Clint Eastwood is a great director. One of the best ever. 2. Matt Damon is an impressive actor. ...
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Review: Case 39
I just killed several people between here and the only theater near Boston showing Case 39. It’s a movie about a little girl ...
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Review: Paranormal Activity 2
Scary movies are the bane of my existence. There, I said it – the first step is to admit I have a problem. ...
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Review: Paranormal Activity 2
There are plenty of people who are hoping Paranormal Activity 2 will be completely separate and unique from the first film, and all ...
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Review: Jackass 3D
In the ten years since Jackass (the TV show) premiered on MTV, America has grown to love the increasingly painful antics of the ...
Review: Secretariat
Secretariat enters the final turn of the Belmont Stakes, a wake of dirt behind him. The thunderous sound of his hooves slamming into ...
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Review: Secretariat
Secretariat. It’s a movie. It’s a movie about a horse. It’s a movie about a horse and it’s not Seabiscuit. Secretariat, starring Diane ...