Review: Paul
[This review was originally published on February 18th 2011. It is being reprinted to coincide with the film’s US release today] Paul‘s case ...
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Review: All Star Superman
The WB has done themselves an incredible disservice by underfunding All-Star Superman. I still claim the final product to be the greatest DC ...
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Review: The Last Lions
We’re barely into the new year with the 2010 Academy Awards only a week away, yet one of the best films of 2011 ...
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Review: Unknown
It took me awhile to realize this, but it seems like Hollywood is really into this theme of self-discovery and identity crises. However, ...
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Review: I Am Number Four
Angsty teen romance has been all the rage since the dawn of film, but in this modern day and age for a film ...
Review: Vanishing on 7th Street
The idea behind Vanishing on 7th Street is fascinating one. Reminiscent of the video game Alan Wake, the survivors of an apocalypse must ...
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Review: Just Go With It
I don’t even know where to start with this movie. Adam Sandler has perfected the art of staying within the lines in his ...
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Review: The Eagle
While Channing Tatum may not be an actor’s actor, he doesn’t detract from a film. He has charisma and the build that action ...
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Review: God of Love
Short films have an incredibly difficult job: they have to display creativity in an extremely short amount of time without layering on the ...
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Review: The Roommate
You may find yourself presented with an opportunity to watch The Roommate at some point in your life. Perhaps you’ll happen upon it ...
Review: Cedar Rapids
John C. Reilly and Ed Helms are funny people. There is no doubt about that. If you haven’t laughed at something they’ve said ...
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Review: Brighton Rock
The Boulting Brothers’ 1947 adaptation of the Graham Greene novel Brighton Rock is considered one of the treasures of British cinema, so using ...