Review: From Rome with Love
It seemed nearly impossible for Woody Allen to follow up Midnight in Paris, a film I personally consider to be as close to ...
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Review: A Bag of Hammers
[A Bag of Hammers is available on iTunes.] Recently, I wrote a little about emotional ploys in indie films. Especially in comedies, an ...
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NYAFF Review: The Sword Identity
[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film ...
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NYAFF Review: Guns N’ Roses
[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film ...
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NYAFF Review: Nasi Lemak 2.0
[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film ...
NYAFF Review: Scabbard Samurai
[For the month of July, we will be covering the New York Asian Film Festival and the (also New York-based) Japan Cuts Film ...
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Review: Your Sister’s Sister
Independent films have been teemed in awkward quirkiness as of late, full of precarious situations and cringe-worthy dialogue that makes you wonder how ...
Bored to Death could get a film, says Danson
HBO’s Bored to Death was unceremoniously canceled following its third season last year, leaving fans of the unapologetically yuppieish noire-comedy as unsatisfied as ...
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Review: The Other Black Guy Running for President in 2012
A solid comedic documentary, for me, is more effective than your typically dry, factual documentaries, though one of my top five movies of ...
Flixclusive: The Aztek Warrior is a Latino Black Dynamite
Last week, I had a chance to interview actor/action director of the upcoming film The Girl from the Naked Eye. Like any good ...
Review: Peace, Love & Misunderstanding
Peace, Love & Misunderstanding is a typical family drama/comedy that explores acceptance and love amidst broken, unhealthy family relationships. Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? There ...
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Review: Pirahna 3DD
Alexandre Aja is pretty much screwed. As one of my favorite directors the man has crafted some of the best horror/camp films in ...