Review: Wrong
I would love to see a staged version of a Quentin Dupieux film. His work is so clearly a part of the absurdist ...
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Review: Snitch
You expect a lot of things from a movie starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Things like action, fist fights, awesomeness and more action. ...
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Review: The Berlin File
I briefly met The Berlin File director Ryoo Seung-Wan at the 2011 New York Asian Film Festival. He was there promoting his then-newest film ...
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Review: Brooklyn Castle
It’s easy to be judgmental of the public education systems across the country, what with news of budget cuts, terrible test scores, and ...
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Review: Tug
Despite how nice the relationship can be, the aftermath of a breakup can sour even the fondest of memories. In our efforts to ...
Review: A Good Day to Die Hard
Against almost all odds Live Free or Die Hard turned out to be a really good action movie. It had its flaws, and was ...
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Review: The House
[The ongoing Korean Movie Night series in New York City continues tomorrow night, February 12, with the film The House. The screening is ...
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Review: The ABCs of Death
Ups and downs are expected when it comes to anthology films. Certain shorts won’t hit as hard as others, and tonal shifts are ...
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Review: Beyond the Hills
I find orthodoxy of all kinds scary, especially when clung to in resistance to inevitable change. There’s just something about groups and beliefs ...
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Review: The We and the I
It’s funny to write this, but there are times that I think I understand young people less and less as I get older. ...
Review: Reality
The alternate reading of the Pandora’s box myth is that hope is the worst possible thing that could have been left in that ...
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RFC Review: The Suicide Shop
[Over the next few days we’ll be looking at some of the films from Rendez Vous with French Cinema 2013, an annual showcase ...