Reviews

Review: “Mad Money”

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In recent years, I've developed a strong allergy to Diane Keaton. Maybe she's always clogged my nose. Her comic energy fits well in some...

Review: “In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale”

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Throughout history, certain names have been spoken of in fear. From pagan gods to modern dictators, their evil deeds have earned them a reputation...

Review: “First Sunday”

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After some horrific kiddie-targeted pratfalls ("Are We There/Done Yet") and action misfires ("XXX2"), Ice Cube returns to his "Friday" roots with 'Sunday', an attempt...

Review: “One Missed Call”

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An inept remake of 2003's "Chakushin Ari," admittedly one of the weaker efforts of Japanese horror master Takashi Miike, this latest effort in the...

Review: “There Will Be Blood”

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Whilst there's a sense of deference to the likes of "Citizen Kane" and "Giant" in its bones, "There Will Be Blood" is otherwise a...

Review: “P.S. I Love You”

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Sometimes the simplest stories are the most poignant, as this plain spoken and affecting movie proves. Hilary Swank is Holly, an uptight New Yorker...

Review: “Sweeney Todd”

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It may not be his most purely entertaining effort (that would still be "Beetlejuice"), nor his most deliciously twisted (that's "Batman Returns"), but it's...

Review: “I Am Legend”

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Did anyone think when it sneaked into theaters in 2002, 28 Days Later would completely re-wire the world of science-fiction? With apocalyptic...

Review: “Atonement”

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A haunting and emotionally devastating tale of consequence and opportunity lost, Joe Wright's stellar adaptation of Ian McEwan's acclaimed and richly dense novel takes...

Review: “Juno”

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This year's "Little Miss Sunshine" equivalent, "Juno" manages to rise above the often over-rated 'affectionately quirky indie comedy' genre and turn the story of...

Review: “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly”

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For a film that deals with one of the toughest subject matters available - that of physical paralysis - Julian Schnabel's "The Diving Bell...

Review: “The Mist”

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One of Stephen King's more enjoyable works, "The Mist" novella gets an quite loyal but only moderately effective film adaptation in Frank Darabont's low-budget...

Review: “Hitman”

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Hitman is inspired by a video game. That of course carries all sorts of baggage. The best thing about the film is the way...

Review: “Enchanted”

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Relentlessly optimistic, "Enchanted" surprisingly works as it intends - a cute family comedy that's perfectly safe for even the tots to attend. Buoyed...

Review: “I’m Not There”

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Todd Haynes' avante garde take on the life of Bob Dylan is certainly the year's most original effort of filmmaking. Utilizing one of the...

Review: “Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium”

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You are about to watch an ancient tradition of the film critic brotherhood. Please keep your children from sticking in their fingers. Keep in...

Review: “Martian Child”

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If the abandoned little boy in Martian Child really does come from Mars, then John Cusack might be from a solitary planet orbiting the...

Review: “No Country for Old Men”

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A decade ago the Coen brothers hit their peak with "Fargo " and "The Big Lebowski" in quick succession. Since then however its...

Review: “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead”

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Watching Before the Devil Knows You're Dead is a little like playing a high-stakes game of cards. We know things the characters don't know....

Review: “30 Days of Night”

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Though ultimately a mess, 'Night' at least attempts to bring back some bite to the basically defanged vampire genre. Much like the Steve Niles...

Review: “Gone Baby Gone”

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A truly stellar directorial debut by Ben Affleck, this adaptation of the Dennis Lehane drama displays many similarities to Clint Eastwood's more polished but...

Review: “Rendition”

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After just two films, it's safe to say Gavin Hood can be called a bleeding-heart director. He probably wouldn't mind the title. After watching...

Review: “Control”

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To the degree that they do so, music snobs remember Ian Curtis for two things. For being near the top of the list of...

Review: “Michael Clayton”

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George Clooney's rise to the top of the left-leaning Hollywood food chain is an archetypal story, trading on his good looks and Cary Grant...

Review: “The Heartbreak Kid”

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A fairly pointless remake of the 1972 comedy of the same name, and it's disappointing to see a comic talent like Ben Stiller slum...

Review: “The Assassination of Jesse James”

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Hauntingly beautiful, 'Jesse' is one of the most meticulously detailed and original biopics ever made. Coming off of acclaimed Aussie indie flick "Chopper", Andrew...

Review: “Into the Wild”

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While Alaskans may begrudge the real Chris McCandliss for his foolishness, actor turned writer/director Sean Penn is able to turn the story of one...

Review: “Sunshine”

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50 years in the future, the sun has started to mysteriously die, leaving the Earth a rapidly cooling wasteland and spelling the imminent end...

Review: “Eastern Promises”

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Whilst more straight-forward and less involving than his brilliant 2005 effort "A History of Violence", 'Promises' yet again shows how good the wonderfully eccentric...

Review: “Halloween”

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To give Rob Zombie some credit, his remake of the 1978 John Carpenter horror classic "Halloween" tries to bring something new to the table....

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