Review: Puss in Boots
Ahhhh, the lowly spin-off. The bastard child of a franchise running itself into the ground and the greed of a studio who still ...
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London Film Festival Review: Rebellion
Although director Mathieu Kassovitz has had a hard time getting his Hollywood career off the ground, with such unloved productions as Babylon A.D. ...
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London Film Festival Review: W.E.
A film directed by Madonna is always going to be critic proof to a certain extent, because no matter how bad it is, ...
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Review: Jeff, Who Lives at Home
[This review was originally posted as part of our coverage of the 2011 Austin Film Festival. It has been reposted to coincide with ...
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Review: Butter
[This review was originally posted as part of our Austin Film Festival 2011 coverage. It is being reposted to coincide with the film’s wider theatrical release.] ...
AFF Review: Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters
[For the next week, I’ll be covering indie films and upcoming wide releases at Austin Film Festival in Texas.] Ecstasy of Order is ...
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AFF Review: Sal
Did you know James Franco directs? Well he does and he directed Sal: A glacially-paced, meditative look at the last day of actor ...
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London Film Festival Review: Headhunters
I knew very little about Headhunters going in, and possibly even less when I left. Sweden may be the go-to destination for thrillers ...
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Review: Margin Call
America has been in a financial flux for a number of years, and all of us living here have felt the problems that ...
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London Film Festival Review: Wuthering Heights
Period dramas are often a fair bit darker on the page than they have turned out on the screen, where many of the ...
Review: Paranormal Activity 3
It’s pretty clear that Paranormal Activity is the new Saw. Being able to make a killing in the box office on a teeny, ...
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Review: The Catechism Cataclysm
I’ll be frank with you, I have no idea how to start this review. When you’re only given a paragraph or two to ...