Review: The Guilt Trip
The stereotype of the Jewish mother is probably one of the few stereotypes you can still throw out there without a single person ...
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Review: Les Miserables
I have an unfortunate fear that a lot of people won’t go to see Les Misérables because it’s a musical. Please do not be ...
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Review: Out There
I’ve always equated short films with short stories: they make the most of their abbreviated space by filling in the most important of ...
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Review: Jack Reacher
There was a time not so long ago when we were all OK with our action movies being stupid. A time before the ...
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Review: This is 40
This is 40 is a movie with an identity crisis. Unfortunately its not the identity crisis of any of its characters, who at 40 could be ...
Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is in a really tough spot. The film is the follow up to what is pretty much the most ...
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Review: Warm Bodies
Zombies are the new vampires (after vampires became the new zombies). With the walking dead taking over media industries, interest in zombies is ...
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Review: Django Unchained
Quentin Tarantino and his style of filmmaking really don’t need an introduction. With a directorial career spanning over two decades and eight films ...
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Review: Overtime
I love independent action movies because of how gritty and cheesy they can be. They don’t rely on big budget explosions or special ...
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Review: Stand Up Guys
Sometimes I take for granted the idea of earning moments. If a filmmaker wants you to feel something, he or she needs to ...
Review: Sightseers
In a year where Great Britain has been celebrated by its Queen’s jubilee, a successful Olympics and the fiftieth anniversary of its greatest ...
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Review: The Dead Inside
The Dead Inside is an independent musical horror film by writer/director Travis Betz about two artists finding themselves burnt out with their art. Betz ...