Review: J. Edgar
Plenty of films rely on great acting, stylistic directing, gorgeous cinematography or even giant explosions to make themselves great. Most rely on some ...
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JapanFlix Review: The Quiet Don 1
Most film aficionados on this site have Netflix and regularly watch a wide variety of films . . . that are mainly American ...
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Review: Le Havre
Le Havre has been showing at a lot of festivals and getting a lot of awards, including the top prize at the Chicago International ...
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Review: A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas
Is it really time to start rolling out the Christmas movies, Hollywood? The first week of November? I suppose that’s pretty par for ...
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Review: Tower Heist
In a current national climate that sees the #occupy hashtag used equally to organize political/social demonstrations and make sex and poop jokes, there ...
Review: Moss
[This review was originally written as part of the ongoing series of Korean Movie Night NY screenings and then showed up again during ...
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Review: The Rum Diary
Johnny Depp. Hunter S. Thompson. Drugs. Drink. Comedy. You’re probably already sold on The Rum Diary. It’s got Academy Awards written all over ...
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Review: The Adventures Of Tintin
Tintin may not be particularly well known in the United States, but he is something of a treasure for most people in Europe ...
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Review: Martha Marcy May Marlene
Some movies are just really good. They won’t be crowd pleasures and they’re definitely a little abstract, but you come out of the ...
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Review: The Double
Here we have a spy thriller movie called The Double. Scratch that; let’s just call it a spy movie. Why? Well, spoiler warning: ...
Review: Like Crazy
Like Crazy is an 100-percent hopeless romance sponsored by American Apparel. The young, sexy teens of the film inhabit an imaginary world that ...
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Review: In Time
There’s not nearly enough high-concept science fiction like In Time making its way to movie theaters. Most movie studios seem to believe that ...