Review: Water for Elephants
Let me get something out of the way right off the bat: Water for Elephants isn’t a bad movie. It’s just not a ...
Tag: Romance
Lars von Trier reveals new Melancholia details
Much like a babbling bobble head on a random business channel that spews their confident view on every stock market company in existence, ...
Fear-mongering pregnancy book to be a romantic comedy
Your mother probably swore by What to Expect When You’re Expecting when she was pregnant. Mine certainly did. It’s one of the first ...
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Review: Jane Eyre
Here we are again, engaged by the act of illuminating the strict social decorum of times long past, then watching it be called ...
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Review: Red Riding Hood
I’d like you to first read my review of Battle: Los Angeles so you can see that I do indeed like stupid movies ...
Review: The Adjustment Bureau
Let’s get one important point out of the way first: no matter what the posters and trailers may claim, The Adjustment Bureau bears ...
God of Love: Interview with Luke Matheny
When I touched base with Luke Matheny before our interview on the weekend, the writer-director-star of the live-action short, God of Love, asked ...
Matt’s fiancee’s top five romantic comedies
Every Valentine’s Day sites around the internet list their top romance films. The problem is that most of these site’s writers aren’t the ...
Flixist Podcast, Ep 10: LizRugg gives us VD…questions
Happy Valentine’s Day people! This is a special episode of our podcast, Get Your Flix, which caters to the romantic sentiment that is supposed to ...
Flixist Awards 2010: Best Romance Film
Ah, romance. So often the bane of couples when your girlfriend pulls out a sappy romantic comedy, it’s easy to overlook the presence ...
Review: Eat Pray Love
Memoirs of self-discovery are tricky in their execution and as objects of entertainment. As the self-appointed protagonist gets deeper into their journey, there is ...
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Review: Blue Valentine
The doomed relationship movie has been done a million times before, its pedigree spanning virtually every era and genre of film. Ingmar Bergman ...