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A Review of Gone Girl
Gone Girl is a film that’s incredibly hard to write about. Not because I’m torn about it’s quality, but because the less I say the more effective the film will be. This is one of the finest thrillers ever. But … Continue reading
A Review of Boyhood
I didn’t think a film like Boyhood could exist anymore. It is one of the most ambitious films ever made. And despite the conditions in which it was made – the film is basically a series of shorts strung together … Continue reading
A Review of Life Itself
Roger Ebert died on April 4th, 2013. That’s a year and three months ago. There are certain moments in a person’s past that feel so intangible that it may as well have happened to someone else. Then there are those … Continue reading
A Review of Maleficent
By now, most of you have already seen Maleficent. But if I can make anyone think twice about seeing it, this exercise would be worth it. This is a bad film, and it’s bad at the most fundamental levels. It … Continue reading
A Review of A Million Ways to Die in the West
Seth MacFarlane needs to fail. When I say that, I don’t say that because I want to see him crash and burn. He has proven himself to be an exceptionally talented voice over artist and occasionally funny writer. I will … Continue reading
A Review of Frozen
OK, I don’t know what to do anymore. I am apparently out of the cultural loop. For months, I have heard nothing but praises about Frozen. Everyone told me I needed to see it. I missed because as a general … Continue reading
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Tagged Disney, Frozen, Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Let It Go
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A Review of the Grand Budapest Hotel
With The Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson has finally made his style seem completely natural. He also seems to be eager to mock himself and his own films. Every shot of Hotel is filled with information and subtle jokes. Still … Continue reading
2014 Live Oscar Recap
Once again, it is time for Hollywood to congratulate on a job well done. It is time for most moviegoers to complain that there’s not enough Oscars given to Marvel blockbusters and it’s time for me to complain about the … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Years a Slave, 2014, Academy Awards, American Hustle, Gravity, Oscar
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Iron Sky and So Bad It’s Good
The Oscars are less than a week away and I wanted to see something as high concept and ridiculous as possible to celebrate. It’s a strange reaction, I will admit, but can you blame me? It’s nice to take a … Continue reading