Review: It’s Kind of a Funny Story
Some of the most brilliant films succeed largely due to their ability to find the extraordinary in the mundane. That is, they portray ...
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London Film Festival Review: Never Let Me Go
This adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go instilled in me a great desire to pick up the book as soon as ...
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Review: Let the Right One In
Let the Right One In is a monster movie, but no more than it is a slow character drama. I feel it supports ...
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Review: Let Me In
Exactly two years after Let the Right One In was unleashed in Sweden, an American version re-titled Let Me In defies all expectation. ...
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Review: Life As We Know It
In the well-worn Romantic Comedy genre, there is still one thing that can help breathe life into a stale plot – honesty. When ...
Review: The Social Network
On the surface, The Social Network sounds like a blatant cash-in by movie executives who heard something about the ‘social networking’ phenomenon and were trying ...
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Review: Conviction
I have yet to see a trailer for Conviction, but can only imagine that its serious-yet-hopeful voiceover contains the phrase ‘One woman’s courage’. ...
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London Film Festival Review: Of Gods And Men
The London Film kacak iddaa Festival has officially begun. Of course it technically began last Wednesday, but kacak bahis anyone who has even ...
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Review: My Soul To Take
This isn’t the sort of revelation that will come as a surprise to most of you I’m sure, but after seeing My Soul ...
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Review: Stone
With a movie that pits Robert De Niro and Edward Norton against each other, it was safe to say that this small indie ...
Review: RED
Contrary to my local newspaper’s Arts & Entertainment page, RED is not a graphic novel about a government hitman who investigates the disappearance ...
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Review: Stone
Last night I sat in the dark waiting for Edward Norton to pull his fifth and far from final Keyser Soze. That’s what ...