Review: Hit and Run
Dax Shepard is a pretty cool dude. He’s been dating Kristen Bell since 2007, they’ve been engaged since 2010, and won’t get married ...
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Review: Wild Horse, Wild Ride
Buck was a surprise of a documentary. It focused on Dan “Buck” Brannaman, one of the real-life horse trainers who inspired the Nicholas ...
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Review: Third Star
Because of my morbid sensibilities, I have often thought about how I would want to die if I were terminally ill. I’ve wondered ...
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Review: The Apparition
Every now and then, a horror film comes around that is so well-crafted, so atmospheric, so full of unyielding dread, that it changes ...
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Review: ParaNorman
I think there’s a point in everyone’s childhood where one feels displaced from their surroundings and possibly alienated from their friends and family. ...
Review: The Expendables 2
The Expendables 2 is exactly what you want it to be, and nothing more. It’s an extravaganza of big explosions, awful puns, ancient ...
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Review: Ajami
Given the number of foreign films I see for review (and otherwise), I knew the day would come when the cultural barrier would ...
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Review: Painted Skin: The Resurrection
Painted Skin: The Resurrection is a sequel to the 2008 film Painted Skin, which starred Donnie Yen, Zhou Xun, Chen Kun, and Zhao ...
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Review: Cosmopolis
I’ve always been a big defender of Robert Pattinson. My argument is that he’s a reasonably normal person and a solid actor that ...
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Review: The Odd Life of Timothy Green
When I first heard about Disney’s The Odd Life of Timothy Green, I was intrigued by its depressing, yet charming premise. Although Timothy Green ...
Review: The Bourne Legacy
I know that the Bourne series is one of the top names in action, but I never really saw it turning into a ...
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KAFFLA Review: Clash of Colors: The LA Riots of 1992
[This week, we will be covering the the First Annual Korean American Film Festival Los Angeles, which will be taking place at the ...