Losing My Virginity: Blade Runner
It was another dark and stormy night in Ohio, and I was about to do something I’d never done before: I was going ...
Tag: Editors Choice
Reviews
Review: Super
In terms of the cinema, we are in a new golden age of superheroes. This summer alone, there are four high-budget, high-profile superhero ...
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Review: The Elephant in the Living Room
I never know what to say when I really, really want to recommend a documentary to people, especially people who don’t generally watch ...
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Review: Summer Wars
Few films have pleasantly surprised me the way Mamoru Hosoda’s The Girl Who Leapt Through Time did. A shockingly assured feature from a ...
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Review: The Last Lions
We’re barely into the new year with the 2010 Academy Awards only a week away, yet one of the best films of 2011 ...
Review: Rubber
A movie about a killer tire. Y’know, like a car tire. How do you get an entire feature length movie out of this ...
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Review: The King’s Speech
Though they may not be as widely admired as in days gone by, the enduring global fascination with the British monarchy manifests itself ...
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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 ...
Movies
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 ...
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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London Film Festival Review: Cold Fish
Director Shion Sono has claimed that his film is loosely based on a true story, that of dog breeder Gen Sekine who was ...