Review: Child’s Pose
At first glance, Child’s Pose is making a political statement about the class divide present in modern day Romania. The narrative of a wealthy ...
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Review: Robocop
I have a great fear, dear reader. A great fear that the new RoboCop film will become the next Dredd. I fear that it’s ...
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Review: Cheap Thrills
Any movie synopsis that includes “black comedy” and “David Koechner” is an instant sell for me. Toss in Empire Records‘ Ethan Embry and the ...
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Review: The LEGO Movie
Since its first delightful teaser over a year ago, I have been eagerly anticipating The LEGO Movie more so than any other movie ...
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Review: The Monuments Men
When monuments men was delayed from award season to a early February release it didn’t cause too much concern. The line that the ...
Review: Rob the Mob
The mob, a subject that has been covered almost every way you can think of. Glorified, glamorized, famous and infamous. We forget sometimes ...
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Review: That Awkward Moment
I feel like I should hate That Awkward Moment more than I actually do. On paper, it seems like a real disaster. I ...
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Review: 12 O’Clock Boys
I’ve never felt so totally lost watching a film spoken in my own language as I was watching 12 O’Clock Boys. It’s bizarre, ...
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Review: Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit
Ahhh, the left over goodness of January. The month where every movie goer’s hopes are so low that even the most banal film ...
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Review: Commitment
Every time I watch an Asian film, I check out its page on AsianWiki. It’s a pretty great database, especially for Korean films, ...
Review: Ride Along
There’s a thin line sometimes between buddy cop movies and comedy cop movies. Usually it’s dependent on the amount of action and whether ...
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Review: The Legend of Hercules
That sub-header isn’t a pithy remark about it only being a week into 2014. It will be incredibly challenging for any wide release ...